Concrete Flooring Products: Our Finishes

Thin Stamped Overlays

This application is one of the most popular. Until now, to obtain the look and feel of stone, slate and various tile in a concrete surface, you needed to pour a new concrete slab and then stamp the freshly poured concrete with embossing tools. Although this may be the ideal application for new concrete pours, what about concrete surfaces that are already existing? Thin stamped overlays are the answer. Imagine being able to apply a 1/4" to 3/8" layer of polymer cement over an existing concrete surface (new pour or old deteriorated slab) then stamping the thin layered polymer cement material to give the permanent and realistic look of stone, slate and tile just like conventional stamped concrete.

Trowel Down Finishes

These applications are alternatives to thin stamped overlays, lacking the authenticity and overall depth. However, trowel downs can be done in a wide variety of textures and finishes that are each unique and beautiful. Trowel down are probably the most versatile of all the finishes.

Splatter Textures and Knockdown Finishes

These applications are the traditional decorative resurfacing designs and textures. Splatter textures are typically applied with a air powered hopper gun and more are commonly applied to pool decks, driveways, patios, etc. giving the property added beauty, added slip resistance, and added durability. Although stone, slate and tile finishes can be easily installed like thin stamped overlays, the actual texture is slightly less authentic looking but more textured to provide a non-slip texture.

Custom Interior Flooring

These applications may include extremely smooth or moderately textured finishes in virtually limitless color and design combination. Commercial grade sealer systems may be required to ensure high traffic wear ability. These applications are widely used in casinos, malls, offices, hotels, retail stores, residential floors and anywhere in place of conventional tile, terrazzo, quarry, etc.

Concrete Repair & Resurfacing

The basis behind the application is to repair/restore/resurface pitted, flaked, deteriorated or poorly finished concrete that would otherwise need torn out and replaced. Normal applications are applied 1/32" to 1/4" thick with thicker applications being optional if needed. Finished applications look as if new concrete was poured, yet offer increased levels of performance including: resistance to chemicals, salt, petrochemicals, UV, water resistance and more. Because of the inexpensive cost of this application, it is becoming the standard for surface repair.

Acid Staining

This finish offers a variegated, rustic look for interior or exterior surfaces. Colors are translucent and uneven by design. This is not a paint or colored glaze. True acid stains are made up of water, acid, and metallic salts. This combination penetrates and reacts with the free lime in concrete, permanently changing the color of the surface giving it a one of a kind look.