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Unfortunately, concrete does often crack. We feel it gives an organic look. You have to be comfortable with that before proceeding. If you want a perfect surface - this may not be the right choice for you - as homes do settle so there are always issues, whether you have tile, hardwood or concrete. One must decide what you can live with. This floor has a specific shade made up for the client, which allows them to specify if they want it lighter or darker, more blue or more gray, and so on. Samples are specifically developed for approval on each project, allowing it to be suited to the design, aesthetic and environment of the home. What you see is concrete with a decorative cement based coating called ARDEX SD-M. It can be customized to achieve the look you are trying to achieve, whether in a residential or commercial space. System One Floors helped us on this project. Contact Kevin at www.systemonefloor.ca for more details. www.kbcdevelopments.com

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Reply to: Unfortunately, concrete does often crack. We feel it gives an organic look. You have to be comfortable with that before proceeding. If you want a perfect surface - this may not be the right choice for you - as homes do settle so there are always issues, whether you have tile, hardwood or concrete. One must decide what you can live with. This floor has a specific shade made up for the client, which allows them to specify if they want it lighter or darker, more blue or more gray, and so on. Samples are specifically developed for approval on each project, allowing it to be suited to the design, aesthetic and environment of the home. What you see is concrete with a decorative cement based coating called ARDEX SD-M. It can be customized to achieve the look you are trying to achieve, whether in a residential or commercial space. System One Floors helped us on this project. Contact Kevin at www.systemonefloor.ca for more details. www.kbcdevelopments.com

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