Flooring

Gaylene Wright

4 years ago

Is this polished concrete or resin flooring. Who did this flooring in sunny coast?

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Pacific Blue
4 years ago
Hi Gaylene, this is polished concrete. A standard mix grinded to a 'Salt and Pepper' finish. This one was completed by Unique Concrete Polishing.
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