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Across the
country, decorative concrete is quickly becoming the flooring of
choice for architects, designers, business owners and homeowners.
Concrete
floors are easy to maintain, easy to clean and allergy free. But
best of all, they are beautiful!
We offer acid-etched
staining of your concrete floors. Our process will give your floor
a rich beauty that cannot be achieved with any other flooring material.
Acid stained floors will enhace any decorating style. We work with
you to create a design for your floor that is truly one-of-a-kind.
About acid-etch staining:
Acid stains
can be applied to new or old concrete floors.
Even though
they are called acid stains, acid
isn’t the ingredient that colors the concrete. Metallic salts
in a water-based acidic solution react with the hydrated lime in
hardened concrete to yield insoluble, colored compounds that become
a permanent part of the concrete. The acid opens the top surface
of the concrete, allowing the metallic salts to reach the free lime
deposits. Water from the solution then fuels the reaction, usually
for about a month after the stain has been applied.
Every concrete
floor will react differently to the stain. But in general, cements
that produce larger amounts of calcium hydroxide during hydration
show more stain color, so higher cement content in the concrete
tends to yield more intense colors.
Acid
stain color chart
Whether its
new conctruction or a remodel project, we can turn your concrete
floors into a work of art.
Acid
stained concrete floors are:
- cost effective,
usually less expensive than tile or hardwoods
- durable,
they last a lifetime
- unique,
each floor is truly one-of-a-kind
- low maintenance,
as close to a no-maintenace floor as you can get
- allergy
free, a great alternative to carpet if you have allergies
- versatile,
they tend to take on the character of the room
- elegant,
simply beautiful
Check out our
portfolio for
examples of some of the floors
we have created. Also, look at The Concrete Network's gallery
of floors created by artisans across the country.
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