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Comments (3)I agree with mfwolfe it is a definite slip hazzard ( if it must be concrete have the installer add silca to the final coat of sealer) to add slip resistance but you should consider cork tile as a alternative lots of colors, naturally warm underfoot, good in wet spaces ( not in shower of course) check out sites like ( Expanko) cork floors, some neat stuff available - shower floor done in small mosaic tile will minimize slipping and take any settling in slab in stride...See MorePolished Concrete floor in Kit/Living/Dining 1970's MCM classic?
Comments (2)Have you heard of quartz carpet? It is a composite of quartz aggregate and resin, uv resistant no fade, soft underfoot, seamless indoors or outdoor use and can be installed over existing concrete floor, ply etc so evening a miss matched floor is easy. Mid century have some stunning leftovers like large elongated space, timber detailing and panelling and innovative material application for their time. When we restore them today often in respect to them we more often upgrade these innovAtions while still feeling at home. Remember cork floors, they felt great, insulated well and laid easily, but look outdated now, Quartz carpet has that same feel, but much sexier! evolution surfaces website can help. Their polished concrete veneer is also interesting. Good luck. ML Design...See Morepolished concrete floors in living area
Comments (2)Hi, I'm building a home with polished concrete throughout. I've noticed this post is a month old, so have you decided yet? I didnt' go with the usual aggregate as I felt it was too "busy". The concrete had charcoal dye added to the mix. I've seen pictures of it done with light colours as well and it looks good....See Morepolished concrete floor issue
Comments (16)hi yes batches are different from batch to batch, but the finishers, toner, and self levellers, grout, are all different and have differing impact of the finish. Two of my Grandsons work in the concrete polishing industry (have for years)and come across this problem every other day. They are so very used to fixing up concrete pourers blues. I do know of some extreme difficulties (some over forty years old under carpet that have had the same problem) that have given my boys a hard time. However, at the end of it, using the right gear, you can literally see your face in the reflection plus the reflected image via the window....See More- 8 years ago
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