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Benefits of Polished Concrete

Why not use one of the most durable, design-diverse, beautiful, and cost-effective flooring options?

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Industry estimates indicate that polished concrete installations make up 15 to 20 percent of all new flooring systems installed each year. As polished concrete floors become more prevalent, these numbers are likely to continue rising—but you may still be wondering why more and more businesses are turning to polished concrete for their industrial flooring needs. The benefits listed below are an essential reason.

LIGHT REFLECTION

LIGHT REFLECTION

Polished concrete floors with a high-gloss finish are incredibly reflective. Not only do they look sleek and luxurious, but they can also help introduce more light into your space. These floors can cut down on the amount of artificial light you need to use, resulting in a lower electric bill. More light can significantly enhance the ambiance in a space.

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REDUCED MAINTENANCE

Most floor systems, including tile and linoleum, require aggressive scrubbing to maintain a sanitary environment and clean appearance. Polished concrete surfaces are tightly compacted to reduce the development of stains. At the same time, they do not require any waxing or stripping treatments to maintain their sheen.

RECYCLED CONTENT

RECYCLED CONTENT

Polished concrete usually utilizes local sands and aggregates into it’s mix proportionally is up to 70% of the formula. Recycled materials such as glass and waste from the countertop industry can also be incorporated. 

LONGEVITY

LONGEVITY

Polished concrete floors are sturdy. In many cases, a properly installed and well-maintained polished concrete floor can still last over a century, even if it stands up to a lot of wear and tear! Flooring materials like vinyl, wood laminates and carpeting can’t compete with this lifespan.

THERMAL MASS

THERMAL MASS

Polished concrete is one of the best flooring options if you’re looking to install underfloor heating. The main reason is because concrete has a very high thermal mass, meaning it’s good at storing and distributing heat throughout the property.