Concrete flooring with a decorative look and natural effect
Decorative stamped and gravel flooring
Solutions for outdoor environments that combine resistance and aesthetic impact.
The decorative stamped floor and the gravel floor are designed to offer durability, customization and ease of maintenance, even in environments subject to atmospheric agents and vehicle traffic.
Printed decorative flooring
The stamped decorative floor is a monolithic concrete solution made through the use of surface molds. It allows you to accurately reproduce the geometries and textures typical of materials such as natural stone, slabs or self-locking elements, giving a realistic and long-lasting effect.
Stamped flooring is distinguished by:
- the wide possibility of customizing finishes and decorative motifs;
- the rapid execution on site compared to alternatives to manual installation;
- the ability to withstand freeze-thaw cycles and the environmental stresses typical of outdoor spaces;
- long life, with reduced maintenance and low running costs.
Gravel floor
The gravel floor - also known as washed stone - is obtained during the hardening phase of the casting, through the use of
of a pressure washer that removes the surface layer of the concrete, leaving the pebbles present in the mixture exposed.
The gravel floor is distinguished by:
- the natural aesthetic aspect, with the possibility of customization through the use of marble, stone and colored aggregates;
- the draining capacity, which allows water to flow through micro-openings, avoiding stagnation and keeping the area dry even in the event of rain and frost;
- the high degree of grip, which makes it suitable even on inclined planes such as driveway ramps.
The advantages of stamped and gravel decorative flooring
Aesthetic impact
The architectural floor adds to the practicality of concrete with a pleasant aesthetic appearance
Thermal shock resistance
Ability to withstand freeze-thaw cycles typical of outdoor spaces
QUICK DRAINAGE
The surface favors the outflow of water, avoiding stagnation and keeping the area dry