Polished Concrete
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Where Polished Concrete Works Best for Flooring Solution
Commercial and Retail Spaces
- Durability and Traffic Resistance
- Aesthetic Appeal
Polished concrete can withstand heavy foot traffic and mechanical wear, making it ideal for commercial settings like shopping malls, showrooms, and grocery stores.
Its high-gloss finish reflects light beautifully, enhancing the brightness and appearance of commercial spaces, which can be crucial for attracting and retaining customers.
Warehouses and Industrial Facilities
- Resilience to Wear & Tear
- Ease of Maintenance
Concrete polishing resists damage from heavy machinery, forklift traffic, and spills, which are common in these environments.
The smooth concrete surface is easy to clean, requiring only regular sweeping and occasional damp mopping, thus lowering maintenance costs.
Offices and Corporate Buildings
- Versatility in Design
- Improved Indoor Air Quality
Polished concrete offers various finish level, fitting well with corporate aesthetics from sleek and modern to more traditional.
Unlike carpeting, polished concrete doesn’t harbour allergens, dust, or mould, contributing to a healthier workplace.
Residential Settings
- Sustainability
- Thermal Efficiency
For homeowners interested in sustainable living, polished concrete utilises existing concrete slabs, reducing the need for new materials.
Its thermal mass can help regulate indoor temperatures, potentially lowering heating and cooling costs.
Educational and Healthcare Facilities
- Low Maintenance and Hygiene
- Slip Resistance
Its easy-to-clean surface is ideal for environments where cleanliness is paramount, such as schools and hospitals.
Polished concrete can be finished to meet specific slip-resistance standards, ensuring safety for occupants.
Restaurants and Food Service Areas
- Resistance to Stains and Moisture
- Health and Safety
Properly sealed polished concrete floors resist stains and moisture, important in areas prone to spills. This refers more to the Grind and Seal/Epoxy options.
Its non-porous surface does not support microbial growth, making it suitable for establishments concerned with hygiene.
Automotive Showrooms and Garages
- Reflective Surface
- Oil and Chemical Resistance
The high-gloss finish enhances the display of vehicles in showrooms by reflecting their contours and colours vividly.
With the correct sealant, polished concrete can resist oil, grease, and chemicals, making it suitable for garages and service areas.
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Basically the mechanically polished concrete or MPC is a more high end finish and is for indoors only. In this process it is the actual concrete itself that shines. There is no topical coating that is applied, and therefore the finish will last you a lifetime if cared for and maintained properly. The grind and seal method is a more cost effective option of getting a similar finish. The process however involves a clear coating to be applied to the top of the concrete which will wear away over time. It can also have a non-slip grip added and can be used both indoors and outdoors. It is very popular now for garages, driveways, shops, restaurants, bars, homes and offices.
With both methods of polished concrete, you are able to choose your level of stone exposure (how much aggregate you want to see coming through the floor), and you can choose the gloss level – matte, semi-gloss or high gloss.
Nil Exposure
Min Exposure
Full Exposure
Matte Gloss
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