POLISHED CONCRETE

Polished concrete flooring is achieved through a meticulous mechanical process that involves using industrial diamond abrasives to refine the surface of a concrete slab. The surface undergoes successive polishing with increasingly finer grits of diamond abrasives until it attains the desired level of luster, providing a remarkable shine. Finally, a sealer is applied to enhance the floor's resistance to staining, making it a perfect flooring option.

Levels of polished concrete

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Matte, Flat: The floor has a matte finish and will appear somewhat hazy with minimal clarity or reflection.

Level

Low Sheen: The floor has a very low luster sheen with a matte finish. At about a 100 feet distance, you can start to see slight overhead reflection.

Level

Semi-Gloss: The floor will have a higher gloss than compared to a level 2. There will be good light reflectivity. At about a 30-50 ft distance, the floor will clearly reflect light.

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High Gloss: The floor produces the highest level of shine, similar to glass with high light reflectivity. The floor almost appears wet from many vantage points.