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The pressed concrete flooring overcomes the drawbacks of traditional colored paving slabs, such as poor integrity, easy loosening, unevenness, and splashing mud, which cause inconvenience. With its advantages of good flatness, simple craftsmanship, and strong three-dimensional texture, the colored flooring 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 issues associated with natural materials due to varying sizes and thicknesses.

Stamped Concrete Features
1. Excellent water resistance, high anti-slip performance, vibrant colors, and quick construction—completed overnight. High laying efficiency translates to lower labor costs, particularly suitable for safe road surface construction.
Specialty-modified polyurethane adhesives were produced to significantly reduce traffic delays caused by construction, ensuring the necessary time for the new open highway to continue construction was greatly minimized.
Reducing the working area, a single lane's worth of space is sufficient for construction, at a low cost. In Europe, this solution is approximately half the cost of other options and reduces noise. The fine structure made from aggregates has the function of conducting audio, and its application on concrete surfaces can lower noise by 3 to 4 decibels.
The anti-slip feature reduces the braking distance by 40% and, in addition, heavy trucks do not lock up when braking on curves.
5. Thinner thickness: Designed for a thickness of 3-4MM, no adjustment of street equipment is needed and it does not affect drainage. Lightweight: Only 3.35 kg per square meter of covering.

Pressurized mold floor construction technique:

After the concrete is properly spread at the site and compacted, a color intensifier (dry powder) is evenly sprinkled on the concrete surface, creating a colored layer of approximately 3 millimeters. Then, using professional tools, the intensifier is blended into the concrete surface, achieving a seamless integration and applying a surface smoothing process.

At the point when the surface begins to solidify but has not yet hardened, start evenly sprinkling (colored) demolding powder.

3. The surface texture is finished by pressing with selected rubber molds on the surface.

After 4-7 days of maintenance, perform an acid wash on the floor surface; remove the color of the demolding powder from the protruding parts, and complete the surface color treatment.

5. A transparent protective coating is applied to the cement press-molded floor for surface anti-pollution, anti-slip treatment, and sealing reinforcement. At this point, the concrete base and the colored reinforcement layer have fully cured into a single unit, with surface strength and wear resistance exceeding that of ordinary concrete surfaces by three times or more.