Polished concrete systems
The correct approach depends on slab quality, programme, traffic and the finish you want to achieve.
Existing + new floors
A multi-stage grinding and polishing process for demanding warehouses, manufacturing plants and logistics facilities.
New slabs
A rapid polishing method designed around a well-installed, tightly finished concrete slab, enhancing the natural surface without deep aggregate exposure.
Architectural interiors
Greater visual control for retail, office, leisure and showroom environments, coordinated with the architectural intent.
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Uses progressive grinding and refinement of a suitable slab. It offers controlled aggregate exposure and a range of sheen levels.
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Works best when the new slab is planned, placed and finished for this system. It retains the natural trowelled character.
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A separate cementitious wearing layer can provide a more controlled finish when the structural slab is unsuitable.
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A hand-applied low-build finish for stable commercial interiors, including selected floors and vertical surfaces.
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For a new floor, coordinate concrete placing, curing, joints and protection before selecting a polish. For an existing floor, trial the material and record repairs, contamination and likely appearance. Heavy traffic, moisture, cleaning methods and the desired visual standard determine whether direct polishing, a screed or microcement is suitable.
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