Polished Concrete Melbourne

Polished Concrete & Pavilion Finish Concrete

Polished Concrete (Indoor)

PX2

PX3

PX4

PX6

PX7

PX7 7mm

PX8

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PX11

PX12

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PX15

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PX48

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PX50

PX55

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PX73

PX75

PX88

PX99

PX100

PX106

PX112

PX117

PX118

PX192

Pavilion Finish Concrete (Outdoor)

PX7

PX11

PX12

PX40

PX41

PX94

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PX100

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PX117

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Metro Mix Concrete specialises in manufacturing and distributing customisable Polished Concrete mixes throughout Melbourne.

The days when concrete came in a single finish are long gone no more unappealing, grey, flat matt concrete that tended to streak when exposed to weather. Back then, great strength and durability of concrete was its only desirable attribute and we put up with a lot of extremely unattractive buildings in deference to that key virtue.

Nowadays though, architects, designers and DIY builders are increasingly turning to Polished Concrete for stylish and attractive solutions in new buildings and refurbishment projects.

The options are almost endless now when it comes to creating new polished concrete mixes, from using standard grey cement and basic aggregates all the way through to blending white and grey cement, adding colour pigments and using a large variety of quality aggregates sourced throughout Victoria.

Additives have also become a big part of a quality mix helping with strength and shrinkage characteristics of Polished Concrete mixes.

Not only used for flooring applications, polished concrete is now being used to create stunning fireplace hearths, BBQ benchtops, basins and so much more!

Other choices to be made with Polished Concrete is your desired level of exposure which in basic terms relates to how much aggregate you want to see.

Options begin at Nil Exposure (little to no aggregate seen) Minimal Exposure (very little aggregate seen) Random Exposure (also known as Salt & Pepper or 50/50 aggregate seen) Full Exposure (100% aggregate seen)

Finally, before your concrete is finished you will need to select your desired sheen level, choices of a matt/satin finish or fully polished to 3000 grit leaving you with that mirror finish.

Polished Concrete Looks Clean & Stays Clean

As well as its visual appeal, Polished Concrete is extremely easy to maintain and keep clean. A simple dust and mop with warm water and it’s looking as good as the day it was polished.

With our large selection of Polished Concrete mixes and abundant choice of aggregates allows our customers imagination to run riot.

While retaining its matchless durability and resistance to wear for which Polished Concrete is so highly prized, it can be easily sculpted to create shapes and structures that would be impossible to achieve with any other material.

At Metro Mix Concrete we invite customers, designers and architects to visit our showroom at 2 Victory Road, Clayton South 3168, Melbourne, to view our comprehensive display of polished concrete samples, as well as our newly finished Polished Concrete floors with in slab heating. Our highly-trained sales staff will be more than happy to run you through our range and discuss your ideas with you. With our unrivalled depth of experience in creating custom polished concrete mixes, were sure to come up with a perfect solution for your next project.

So, for Polished Concrete Melbourne, contact Metro Mix Concrete today on 1300 Metro Mix or email us here for a prompt response.

Speak to us today about having your very own custom designed polished concrete sample created by our creative design team and visit our showroom to see our life-size polished concrete office display, finished in all your different polished finishes.

Pavilion Finish – Polished Concrete Melbourne

Looking for that Polished Concrete finish but concerned about the slip factor?? Then look no further with our Pavilion Finish Range of Polished Concrete.

Designed for external uses such as alfresco areas, pool surrounds, driveways and more Pavilion finish concrete offers you the smooth profile of Polished Concrete with the enhanced grip factor similar to exposed aggregate. This is achieved by simply grinding back the concrete as they would when polishing, then etching the surface to your desired grip level and coating with a satin or gloss sealer.

So, if you’re looking for that seamless link from your internal polished concrete floors through to your outdoor living area pavilion finish concrete is the answer.

FAQ

What can Concrete be used for?

Due to concrete’s versatile nature, it can be used in multiple situations and perform various jobs. Buildings, bridges, slabs, piping, inside and outside flooring, streets, driveways, are some instances where concrete may be applied. For more decorative touches, colouring, sealing, and finishing can be applied to exposed or polished concrete, perfect for creating a custom look for homes, or businesses.

What is Cement, and how is it made?

Cement is a type of binder, a substance that sets and hardens when added with water, or any other inert durable materials like stone and sand. Its chemical compound allows it to set as hard as rock and can withstand impacts, heat, abrasion, and weathering. Cement is primarily made by heating limestone to very high temperatures to create a material called clinker. The clinker is then ground with a small amount of gypsum into a powder to make ‘Portland Cement’, the most commonly used type of cement. Portland cement is a basic ingredient of concrete, mortar and most non-specialty grout. The most common use for Portland cement is in the production of concrete.

What is the difference between Cement and Concrete?

Concrete and cement are usually contrasted together as being similar products. However, cement is actually an ingredient of concrete. Cement is an additive that provides the basis for the glue that holds concrete together. Concrete is a mixture of aggregates (stones) and sand, along with water and cement. The process of mixing these materials is called hydration, where the cement and a portion of water undergo a chemical reaction and harden. This means that concrete “sets” or “hardens” as a result of the chemical reaction – and does not simply dry out. Other special additives can then be added to alter texture, pigmentation, and other properties.

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