LOOKING FOR A POLISHED CONCRETE OR STONE LOOK?

Since the Bellagio on the Las Vegas strip introduced polished concrete floors to the world, they've slowly become a trending floor. In many modern corporate offices and retail spaces, the industrial look gives an organic feel to any open space.

Often, people believe that polished concrete floors are a cheaper alternative to floating floors. While that might be the case in terms of product, it certainly is not the case in terms of the cost of labour, mess and materials.

Achieving a polished concrete look will require the use of special machinery. One type for large floor areas, another for corners, and various types of discs to get the finish most people want from a polished floor. For different types of looks you might need to add colours, aggregate or patterns. And for every additional requirement, you add cost.

Carpet Court is proud to introduce an innovative new product to the market, that borrows from the fast-growing hybrid floating floor category. It is called Elements, and it is exclusive to Carpet Court.

Elements brings the natural looks of terrazzo, stone, marble and concrete on an easy to install floor that does not require sealing, is highly water-resistant and spans twelve different designs and finishes to complement many interior styles.

Whether this is a DIY project and you've installed a click-based floating floor before, or you need the help of experts to achieve a professional finish, come down to Liverpool Carpet Court, and take a look at this new range, which is already proving to be very popular.