Commercial and Industrial Spaces:
Polished concrete is ideal for shopping centers, warehouses, and offices due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. Its ability to withstand heavy loads makes it suitable for high-traffic areas.

Modern Homes:
Polished concrete can be used in contemporary homes to add an elegant look to interiors, such as living rooms, kitchens, and hallways.

Warehouses and Factories:
Its high resistance to heavy loads, oils, and chemicals makes polished concrete ideal for factories and warehouses that require strong, durable flooring.

Public Spaces:
Polished concrete is also used in airports, shopping malls, and other public facilities due to its wear resistance and easy maintenance.

Why Choose Saudi Floors for Polished Concrete?

Extensive Experience:
They have over 12 years of experience installing polished concrete floors for a variety of projects (commercial, industrial, residential).

Guaranteed Quality:
They use advanced techniques and specialized machinery to polish concrete, ensuring a smooth, long-lasting surface.

Custom Design:
They offer customizable shine levels and finishes to match the client’s taste and architectural style.

Competitive Prices:
Saudi Floors provides solutions at competitive rates, giving clients high value for money, especially compared to premium options like marble.

Free Consultation:
They offer free project consultations, helping clients understand their needs and plan effectively.

Prime Location:
Located in Riyadh (Tahlia Street, opposite Suleiman Al Habib Hospital), making it easy for clients to visit.

Environmental Benefits:
Polished concrete is not only practical and aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally friendly. It contributes to energy efficiency by utilizing thermal mass, reducing heating and cooling needs, and often uses existing concrete layers, reducing waste. Its reflective surface can reduce artificial lighting needs, and its long lifespan minimizes replacement waste.

Challenges and Considerations

• Slipperiness When Wet: Polished floors may become slippery if wet unless anti-slip additives are applied.
  
  
• Potential Cracks or Weak Concrete: Poor-quality concrete may show issues after polishing if cracks are not properly repaired.
  
  
• Quality of Installation Matters: Proper execution requires skilled technicians and specialized machines; poor polishing can affect the appearance and durability.
  
  
• Initial Cost: While maintenance is low, the initial polishing cost can be relatively high depending on concrete thickness and required finish.
  
  

Installation Process of Polished Concrete

1. Concrete Assessment: Inspect the existing or new concrete for strength and levelness, repairing cracks or weaknesses.
   
   
2. Mechanical Polishing: Use grinders to gradually remove the rough surface in multiple stages until the desired shine is achieved.
   
   
3. Chemical Treatment: Apply chemical hardeners to enhance surface strength and resistance to scratches and chemicals.
   
   
4. Final Polishing: Use precise polishing machines for a smooth, reflective finish with customizable shine.
   
   
5. Sealing/Coating: Apply a protective sealer, either transparent or with anti-slip additives.
   
   
6. Cleaning and Handover: Clean the floor with appropriate cleaners and provide maintenance guidance to the client.
   
   

Maintenance and Care

• Daily Cleaning: Mop with water and mild detergent regularly.
  
  
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Ensure cleaning agents do not damage the finish.
  
  
• Re-polishing or Re-sealing: Depending on usage, re-seal or re-polish the floor periodically to maintain quality.
  
  
• Add Anti-Slip Treatments: In areas prone to moisture, consider anti-slip coatings.