Concrete Surface Designs specializes in beautifying and adding greater functionality to your concrete flooring, whether new or old, coated or covered. Concrete Surface Designs offers concrete polishing, concrete stains, and epoxy coatings to transform existing concrete surfaces.
Due to its increase in popularity, many are curious to learn about concrete resurfacing.
Here are four commonly asked questions and their answers:
1. Is polished concrete slippery?
No. The shiny finish is achieved through a process of mechanically grinding the surface with progressively finer grits. The floor is smoothed and thus reflects light, but in fact, polished concrete floors meet or exceed OSHA standards for slip resistance.
2. Does polished need to be resealed?
No. Polished concrete is finished with a penetrating floor guard. There is no coating on the surface that will wear with time and traffic.
3. Where is polished concrete used?
It is a great finish for interiors; garages retail stores, warehouses, restaurants, schools and universities, offices, and showrooms. It provides great durability, reflectivity (meaning better lighting and reduced energy consumption), and a stunning shine that’s a breeze to maintain. Concrete stains and dyes can be added to further enhance the natural beauty of the concrete.
4. What other solutions do you offer?
The company offers concrete staining, epoxy and urethane coatings. Concrete stains will add semi-transparent color and a protective finish to interior and exterior surfaces. Epoxy and urethane coatings provide a high-performance surface with industrial strength for heavy traffic, commercial, and industrial areas. Design options and protective finishes are tailored to meet the specific needs of the space.
Check out the company’s website or call today for more information. Concrete Surface Designs is the go-to contractor for concrete finishing, resurfacing, and surface prep.
CONCRETE SURFACE DESIGNS
address // 525 Kokea St., Unit C7
contact // 626-5418
web // concretedesignshi.com
See more articles from: CONCRETE SURFACE DESIGNS