Commercial Floors Pictures

Read about this project: Stenciled Concrete Floor Adds Grecian Flair to Upscale Restaurant

Project Highlights: Airport walkway, stained concrete, scored design

This commercial concrete floor at a Puma retail store was created by grinding and polishing the concrete to a 60% gloss finish.

LM Scofield’s Lithochrome Chemstain was used for this concrete floor at the Roadrunner Bar and Grill.

Water-based concrete stains add vibrant color to this bowling alley and family entertainment center. Get this look using Scofield's Lithochrome Tintura Stains in Razz-ma-tazz Red, Evergreen, Wheat Grain, and Autumn Honey, and Scofield's Selectseal, a clear polyurethane. Read about how this floor was done.

This project is a car dealership located in Houston. The contractor poured 22 yards 4500 psi concrete to expand the interior floor, giving the dealership more sales area and showroom space. Then they used a self-leveling underlayment up to 1/2 inch due to the expansion of the interior of the building floor, raising the overall floor to level. A micro-top overlay was then applied over the entire area to get a consistent canvas for the finished floor. Ameripolish Dye with a base coat of Gold and a top coat of Walnut was used for the coloring. Finally, a primer coat followed by two top coats of water base polyurethane for a durable and long lasting finish coat was applied.

Read about this project: School Colors

The design was scored and a polymer overlay was then stained on the concrete. The floor was sealed with a water-based polyurethane sealer, along with two coats of a maintenance wax.
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This concrete floor was stained in Cola, Golden Wheat, and English Red.

Increte Systems Stain-Crete was used at this Raising Canes location.

Stained floor at Hot Rod Bar and Grill uses black stain by Kemiko and flames in English Red stain around the bar.

This project was performed for Colonial Harley Davidson in Colonial Heights, VA. The contractor started out by removing the tile from the floors in the service department area. They then broadcast sand onto the floor surface to grind the mastic off the floors with a HTC 800 grinder and 80 grit metal bond diamonds. Next, they proceeded with 120 grit metals, then installed Scofield densifier, and proceeded up to 400 grit resin diamonds. The floor was then cleaned with an auto scrubber for preparation for the installation of H&C Spanish Dagger acetone dye. After the dye was installed the floors were polished up to 1500 grit and DCI polish guard applied.
Learn more about this project: Motorcycle Floor Gets a Low-Maintenance Makeover

See more brewery floors from this contractor: Concrete Floors Now on Tap at Your Local Brewery

See more brewery floors from this contractor: Concrete Floors Now on Tap at Your Local Brewery

RUNNER UP - 2012 Scofield Decorative Concrete Awards

RUNNER UP - 2012 Scofield Decorative Concrete Awards

Get this look using SHIMMER Pigment Flooring System, manufactured by BDC Supply, and Kool Koncepts Specialty Stencils, manufactured by BDC Supply
Read about this project: Baseball-Themed Concrete Floor

The existing interior concrete floor at the Mustard Seed Restaurant in Spokane, Washington was resurfaced using Ardex Overlay at 50% white/50% gray. It was then stained with Scofield’s acid stains in Antique Amber, Faded Terra Cotta and Dark Walnut.

See more of this project: Polishing and Dye Give Brewery Floor Historic Character

Decorative concrete is a good option for gym flooring. Learn more about retail floors.

Read about this project: Color It Purple

Read about this project: Color It Purple

Read more about this project: It’s All in the Details

Project Highlights: Resurfaced with Ardex, hand troweled, durable and easy to maintain

JC Penny - Palisades Mall - Complete

This lava effect on a concrete floor was created using an overlay, stains, and stencils. This amazing floor can be seen at the Lava Night Club in the Turning Stone Resort & Casino, Verona, NY.

In a sport shop in downtown Bucharest, three layers of microtopping were used to create a unique flooring effect. Amber and turqoise acid stains add vibrant color.

Polished concrete commercial floor.

See more of this project: A Concrete Floor ‘Comes Alive’ with Stain and Dye

The 1,000 sq. ft. floor was stained using a unique spraying technique which Matt Hine describes as key to achieving "a look that is different." After seeing the floor, the store owner said with relief, "The color just turned out perfect, it's like walking on water."
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See more of this project: “Wow” Factor Flooring

This beautiful resort hotel features daily weddings and banquet events for any occasion, but when the resort’s interior carpet was damaged due to flooding and mildew, the owners had to think fast to fix the problem. Concrete by Design was contacted and began removing old carpet and glue residue to prepare for an overlay. The design for this project was inspired by local artist Lex Master of Atlanta, GA to accent the property’s high-end luxury appearance. By the end of the project, the resort’s wedding and banquet reservations were increasing. Now the resort's main attraction is the elegant custom pool deck, which meets expectations for any important event.

Metallic-pigmented epoxy transformed the floor of an oral surgery center.
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This stained concrete floor was stained using Reef Green and Yellow Decographic Dye on a White overlay.

The deck of the USS Midway had a very damaged and uneven surface. The steel deck was installed using Westcoat’s epoxy slurry filler to level the area, then Westcoat EC-31 was applied to fill and slope additional sections. To beautify the surface, two coats of EC-95 with an iridescent metallic additive were applied, followed by acetone splashed onto the surface while still wet to achieve a unique glistening epoxy finish.

Varsity Sports Bar in Chicago received an inexpensive, low maintenance, and beautiful floor. A layer of diluted black acid stain was applied to the whole floor, then the pattern was taped off and a second layer applied.

Commercial flooring - colored and diamond polished concrete flooring.

MicroTopping with Caramel acid stain and a zylene based sealer.

This 30,000 sq. ft. commercial concrete floor at a printing company in Philadelphia was created using a trowelled down overlay. A 36 “ square tile pattern was cut into the surface and then it was acid stained with Elitecrete’s antique red.

Project Highlights: 90,000 sq. ft., stained, polished

This concrete flooring in the food prep area of Ricker Dining Hall at Stanford University is both attractive and functional. Concrete is easy to maintain and clean, making it a good choice for a kitchen or restaurant setting.

Ricker Dining Hall at Stanford University recently got a face lift with new colored concrete floors.

Project Highlights: Pizza parlor floor, construction damage repaired, dyed with terra cotta

Decorative concrete used as the flooring choice in the food court of Philadelphia Premium Outlets™.
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Interior commercial stained concrete floor

Epoxy Floor

This Urban renewal project at a large complex in Pennsylvania, involved 1,800 sq. ft. of interior concrete floor; the concrete was integrally color using Scofield’s summer beige with a contrasting charcoal release agent. The stamp pattern used was random flagstone.

Project Highlights: 100 year old concrete, ground and polished, acid stained