Elliot Road Industrial Kitchen, Perth
Jack Lovel
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brennamedia added this to Concrete Flooring Stands Up to the Test in the Kitchen
What is concrete flooring? Concrete is a natural material composed of a binder, a filler and water. The binder is most commonly Portland cement, but it could also be slag cement or fly ash. The filler is an aggregate of anything from river stones and gravel to sand or crushed glass. When to use it. Concrete flooring is a good choice for people who live in warm climates, are looking for easy cleanup in the kitchen and don’t mind having a rug to give the flooring more softness underfoot in high-traffic areas. It’s also a good option for pet owners. How to install. If you’re building a new home, concrete can be an excellent choice to consider, but do it before construction begins. Concrete will be poured during the early stages of construction, which means you’ll need to have your selections made before pouring begins. In an existing home, floors can be stripped back to the concrete slab. This layer of flooring was not meant to be seen, so it will need refinishing. You can also have concrete flooring poured in your kitchen, but it will be important to have the builder ensure that the framing beneath can support the new flooring material. If the structure needs to be reinforced, that will cost more.
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