Cast-in-place ancient brick artistic flooring, precast concrete pavement materials and installation.

The precast concrete flooring overcomes the drawbacks of traditional colored paving slabs, such as poor integrity, easy loosening, unevenness, and splashing mud, which cause inconvenience. The colored flooring, with its superior flatness, simple craftsmanship, and strong three-dimensional texture, not only tackles the challenges of long construction periods, concrete cracking, hollowing, peeling, and delamination that often occur in traditional ground paving, but also solves the problems associated with natural materials due to varying sizes and thicknesses.

Pressed Concrete Pavement Features
1. Excellent water resistance on the road, high anti-slip performance, vibrant colors, and quick construction—completed in a single night. High laying efficiency translates to lower labor costs, particularly suitable for safe road surface construction.
The specially formulated modified polyurethane adhesive has significantly reduced the time needed to continue construction on the newly opened highway, mitigating traffic delays caused by construction.
By reducing the working area, a single-lane road's space is sufficient for construction, resulting in low costs. In Europe, this solution is approximately half the cost of other plans and reduces noise. The fine structure made of aggregates has the function of conducting audio, which can reduce noise by 3 to 4 decibels when applied to concrete roads.
The anti-slip feature reduces the braking distance by 40%. Additionally, heavy-duty trucks do not lock up when braking on turns.
5. Thinner thickness: Designed with a thickness of 3-4MM, no adjustment of street equipment is required and it does not affect drainage. Lightweight: Each square meter of covering weighs only 3.35 kg.

Pressurized Concrete Pavement Construction Technique

1. After the concrete is properly spread on-site, it is vibrated and leveled. A color intensifier (dry powder) is then evenly sprinkled on the concrete surface, creating a colored layer of approximately 3 millimeters. Professional tools are used to blend the intensifier into the concrete, ensuring it becomes one with the surface, followed by a finishing press for smoothness.

2. Begin to evenly sprinkle (colored) release powder as the surface starts to solidify but has not yet hardened.

3. The surface texture is finished by pressing molds made of selected rubber onto the surface.

4. Following a 4-7 day curing period, subject the flooring surface to an acid wash; remove the color of the release agent from the protruding areas, completing the surface color treatment.

5. We apply an invisible protective coating to the cementitious stamping floor for surface anti-pollution, anti-slip treatment, and sealing reinforcement. At this point, the concrete base and the colored strengthening agent layer have completely cured into a single unit, with surface strength and wear resistance three times higher than that of ordinary concrete.