Every flooring method has its advantages and disadvantages. Today we will discuss the problems with certain flooring options and how installing custom concrete instead may be the best decision for your commercial, industrial, or residential space.
As you may know, concrete flooring has a number of design options. Among the nearly limitless choices is metallic epoxy flooring. This is a very popular finish for concrete floors because of the unique look and color combinations.
This week, we are taking a little break from polished concrete to show you just how universal and easy concrete can be to create in the comfort of your own home. Not only does concrete create our world’s infrastructure, but you can also make a plethora of different things with concrete including a clock, a cutting board, and even a framed decoration. So kick back and be ready to be creatively inspired by concrete!
When deciding between the many flooring options for an office space, there are a multitude of things to consider. Remodeling can be stressful, but there are solutions to your remodeling woes. We recommend using polished concrete floors in your office space because of the many benefits they offer. Below, we will tell you why polished concrete flooring is the best option for your company’s office space.
At first glance, you may think that a polished concrete floors appear to be wet because of their high-gloss finish, but this is usually not the case. Other hard floor surfaces, on the other hand, options such as vinyl, linoleum, marble, or ceramic floors can all become slippery when wet. Applying a high-gloss sealer to your concrete can actually protect and enhance the surface of your floors as well as reduce slips on the floor.
People love the look of classic hardwood flooring in their homes. This design trend has been popular for decades now because of its timeless feel and simple care requirements. People like them because they prefer it to carpet, hard floors are easy maintenance, and they love the sleek style that hard floors add to a home. However, over the years, there has been a budding trend in remodeling homes with fake hardwood to replace the real thing. This kind of flooring called laminate can last for about 10 years to a maximum of 30 years. On the other hand, Woodcrete can last as long as the house is standing!