Gray Floors Pictures

This commercial concrete floor at a Puma retail store was created by grinding and polishing the concrete to a 60% gloss finish.

The concrete that had been placed in this home was seriously defective. It was so soft you could dig a hole in it with your shoe. After a good cleaning, it was primed with a two part solvent based epoxy and broadcast with sand. Once the epoxy had cured a three layer hand troweled micro-topping with integral color was applied, followed by two coats of urethane to complete the project.
Read more: Microtopping Looks Like Polished Concrete

This kitchen was remodeled and updated with Wainscoting finish work on the walls and glass backsplash tiles. The tan tile floor was outdated and the homeowner wanted something better looking. The surface of the tile was diamond grinded. Then a primer was applied. Using Miracote products, a patch leveler called RMII was applied and used to smooth out the floor and fill the grout lines. Then MPC microtopping was applied. A coat of regular and smooth MPC was applied with a magic trowel and then another coat of smooth was hand troweled tight. The same overlay color was used but at different dilutions to get a layering effect. To get the glossy finished look requested by the homeowner, a 100% solids epoxy was used.

Project Highlights: Restaurant floor, stained with eco-friendly products

Get insights from the architect of this project: An Architect's Perspective on Concrete

Citadel Polyurea Coatings were installed in a 10,000 square foot Kia dealership. Citadel's Level Hard Epoxy Hybrid was used on the showroom after shotblasting the floor to prep. Then the two color Medici system with a Poly One HD Clear Top Coat was applied. The system is very high gloss and excellent for showing off new cars.

Read about this project: Metallic Coating Transforms a Plain-Gray Restaurant Floor
Get this look using Cohills Metal Essence metallic epoxy and H&C Concrete's SharkGrip.

Heated hydronic white concrete polished floor with deco saw cuts.

The new concrete floor in the Sakura Japanese Steakhouse in Columbus, OH received an elegant finish to it floor using an acid stained application of Scofield’s black stain.

This Urban renewal project at a large complex in Pennsylvania, involved 1,800 sq. ft. of interior concrete floor; the concrete was integrally color using Scofield’s summer beige with a contrasting charcoal release agent. The stamp pattern used was random flagstone.