The benefits of concrete flooring

Whether you are considering installing concrete flooring into your new office building, or are going to be using it to update your home décor, there are a variety of reasons why concrete flooring can be beneficial to your premises. In this article, it will explore the potential of concrete flooring for different types of buildings and why you should consider it.

For Homes

Although you might believe that concrete flooring is unsuitable for homes due to misconceptions about its plain appearance, you are mistaken. Concrete flooring comes in a range of different patterns and styles, such as stained coloured flooring and exposed aggregate, which can help make the concrete look aesthetically pleasing for home-owner. Not only this, but this also helps concrete to match both traditional and modern housing styles due it’s the variety in its construction and appearance, allowing it to look both chic and modern in any home.

If you are considering opting for concrete in your home, Concrete Flooring Solutions’ team of professionals can help to give you the advice that you need for your individual house and discuss the different options and styles that would best match the style that you are aiming for. 

For Warehouses

One of the best advantages of concrete for warehouses is its strength, with the ability to withstand a large number of heavy machinery and equipment that can often damage less hardy flooring materials. Not only this, but it is resilient enough to be protected from a constant stream of employees and potential damage. Not only this, but hazards in warehouses can stem from uneven or damaged flooring, such as slip and fall incidents in the workplace. However, the durability of concrete will lessen the likelihood of these accidents without the need to replace it every couple of years.

For Offices

Concrete can also give offices the professional and sleek appearance that they need to impress visitors and ensure that employees have a welcoming environment to work within. For businesses looking for the right kind of flooring, concrete can also be a good option if they are on a limited budget, as it is generally cheaper than other forms of flooring such as wood, as well as being long-lasting to prevent expensive renovations on a regular basis. Additionally, if you are looking for reduced energy bills, concrete flooring can reduce your gas and electricity expenses due to its high thermal mass.

For Classrooms

Classrooms are also another location where concrete flooring is advantageous as it is easy to clean and maintain. In the chaos of the classroom, it can sometimes be difficult to find time to clean the rooms and furniture in your school, and children are apt to make a mess and cause damage to the flooring that may permanently affect less durable woods and laminates. All you will need to wash concrete floors is a mild detergent and a mop and sweeping, and vacuuming is also recommended. In fact, maintenance is also incredibly simple, with customers only having to add sealant to their concrete floors every so often.