Concrete Flooring

 

Concrete flooring has changed drastically from its humble beginnings. Originally just a base or foundation for other materials, concrete has become more desirable and even decorative.

 

Concrete is a mixture of cement, sand, and aggregate. Properly installed and sealed, concrete can be very durable and resilient. Concrete can withstand heavy foot traffic and large equipment, so it makes excellent flooring in commercial and industrial spaces. 

As experts in the concrete installation and finishing, BNE can offer several different solutions to best suit your project. 

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Concrete Flooring Offers Many Benefits:

 

 

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Requirements

 

Concrete floors must meet special requirements like weight bearing capability, flatness, and levelness.

 

 

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Resistant

 

With an added hardener, concrete floors are resistant to abrasions, stains, and impact damage.

 

 

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Preventative

 

Properly sealed and polished concrete is non-porous. Non-porous floors prevent contaminants and resist bacteria.

 

 

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Protective

 

With the appropriate concrete surface coatings and sealers, they can also be made chemical-resistant, non-slip, static dissipative, and UV resistant.

 

 

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Cost-Effective

 

Concrete floors are easy to maintain and can be very cost-effective, especially for large areas.

 

 

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Professional

 

Polished concrete floors can increase ambient lighting while reflecting a clean, sleek, and professional image.

 

 

Our Concrete Installation Process

 

BNE are experts in concrete floor installation. We have the knowledge, equipment, skills, and experience to install the concrete floors you need for your project. Concrete floors are versatile, but still have some limitations. A BNE consultant can advise your team on the best concrete solution for your specific project. Concrete floors can be formed on grade or suspended. Suspended concrete floors are often built on metal decking. It can be difficult to achieve flatness on suspended concrete floors as the metal decking can deflect under the weight of the concrete.