Durable:
When it comes to being resilient and
tough, concrete can withstand a great deal of pressure from stacked
crates, forklifts, trucks, cars, and other heavy equipment. Warehouses
and garages use this material in commercial areas because they can stand
up to hard working conditions.
This material quality means that it is hard to damage.
The surface won’t get scratched by pet
claws, furniture legs, or high heels. In addition, if you drop
something, there are no worries that you will damage the floor. In
general, if you would actually want to damage the surface of the
concrete floor, you would have to work very hard at it.
Maintenance Is Easy:
Only a minor amount of maintenance is
required in order to keep the concrete floor looking tip-top. In order
to maintain surface layer of protection, it should be sealed or waxed a
few times a year, depending upon how much traffic it get on a regular
basis. Periodically, the floor can be mopped clean with a neutral
cleaning agent. In particular, for stains that are stubborn, a blue
utility pad works well.
Friendly To The Environment:
In both locations with below grade or at
the same grade flooring material, subfloors made from concrete already
exist. The good news according to Concrete Craft,
is that prior to installing the concrete floor, there is absolutely
nothing that has to be uninstalled. Because there is no need to purchase
new materials for the floor, resources are not depleted and there is no
carbon footprint.
Versatile: At a later date, you can
cover the concrete floor with any other type of flooring that you wish
as long as the original concrete has been poured to be free of defects,
bumps, and holes. Going forward, you have plenty of freedom to make
design decisions. Make note of the fact that an underlayment between the
new flooring material and the existing concrete floor may be required.
Lasts A Long Time:
Your concrete floor will last for an
indefinite period of time when it is properly maintained and sealed. For
many years into the future, these floors hold up well under commercial
conditions with high traffic levels. This long-lasting nature of the
floors saves money plus time, since you won’t have to replace the floor
any time soon.
In addition, when using this versatile
material, it can be mixed in an endless variety of textures and color
due to modern advances in both setting the material and mixing it.
Prior to placing the slab, the concrete
can have the color placed directly into it. The surface of existing
concrete floors can be acid stained, painted over with a latex paint
that is water proofed, or colored using a staining agent or an
appropriate dye.
During the installation process, the
texture of the concrete can be decided upon. On the other hand, the
surface can be carved with decorative textural patterns while it is
setting. In order to create a faux tile effect, it can be etched.
However, if you prefer a smooth sheet, the option of polishing the
material is there.
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