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Different Types of Polished Concrete in Kansas City

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Different Types of Polished Concrete in Kansas City

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  1. Different Types of Polished Concrete Floors

  2. DID YOU KNOW? A professionally finished concrete slab will not only look great for years to come it will also be eco-friendly, dust free, and low maintenance.

  3. Polished concrete floors are designed with richness, shine and a glossy look in mind. Nowadays people opt for polished concrete floors for their residential and industrial structures amazed by their fine, heavy exposed finish.

  4. CREAM POLISHED CONCRETE FLOORS The cream polished concrete floors have a very small amount of aggregate exposure and require very little surface cut depth. This finish decrease the overall price of the polished concrete can be stained any color with no color loss.

  5. SALT AND PEPPER POLISHED FINISH This finish has a cut of 1/16-inch surface cut depth and has fine to medium aggregate with little exposure in random locations. The look and feel of this finish primarily depends on the mix of the concrete used.

  6. MEDIUM AGGREGATE POLISHED CONCRETE Medium aggregate polished concrete has a medium aggregate exposure with low to no exposure at random locations. The ideal time to start the polishing process is within seven days after the concrete slab has been poured. You can also ground down a small layer of the concrete slab to expose enough aggregate to suit your desire.

  7. LARGE AGGREGATE POLISHED CONCRETE The large aggregate requires a 1/4-inch surface cut depth and has a large aggregate exposure with little or no fine aggregate exposure at random locations. The ideal time to start polishing concrete is almost immediately after a concrete slab has been poured.

  8. Visit kansascityconcretesolutions.com/polished-concreteto learn more. Call: +1-913-815-8175 E-mail: info@kansascityconcretesolutions.com

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