Exposed concrete floor

If you’re looking for hard wearing, exposed aggregate flooring then look no further, Lazenby's Diamond Polished Concrete or Terrazzo could be just for you. Diamond Polished Concrete is created by grinding back the surface of 100mm concrete slab to expose the natural aggregate, giving a fantastic raw and industrial look. Our Terrazzo floors are created with more control by hand mixing the aggregate and cement, a great option where depth is limited, requiring only 20-40mm to install.

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Class C/D Aggregate Exposure. Austin Modern home, Terrazo Rustica, Polished Concrete, exposed rocks

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