Stamped concrete is mainly used on floors. Some of the most common stamped concrete floors can be found on roads, pavements, shopping centres, parks, squares, gardens, outdoor car parks, patios or entrances to residential areas.

Broom finishes are crucial for safety and aesthetics. These finishes enhance traction and reduce slip hazards by providing a textured surface. This makes them ideal for various applications like walkways, ramps, driveways, and pool decks.

A power trowel is an essential piece of equipment for concrete finishing jobs. These machines smooth, level and polish concrete surfaces for a quality finish. 

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A trowel concrete finish is a smooth finish that is created by using a trowel to spread the concrete. The trowel concrete finish will be very smooth and even, which makes it ideal for areas where you want an even surface.

For integrally colored concrete, the options are primarily earth tones - browns, tans, grays and subtle reds. Very subtle blues and greens can also be achieved.

Polished concrete is a multi-step process where a concrete floor is mechanically ground, honed and polished with bonded abrasives in order to cut a concrete floor's surface.

Exposing the aggregate in concrete can also create grain, texture and pattern in floor surfaces, which is particularly useful for areas requiring greater slip resistance, especially when wet.

The bull float is a magnesium blade that is initially run across the surface of the slab in the finishing process. Purpose: Bull floats correct imperfections in the initial screening process.