The precast flooring revolutionizes the traditional concrete flooring's drawbacks of single surface decoration and color; it makes a significant breakthrough in the limitations of its application fields; it provides urban planners and designers with more design and imaginative space on the ground canvas; and it gives owners and contractors more imaginative freedom on the ground surface.

Principles of molded flooring design:

(1) Principle of Unity: The cement molded flooring stands out as a distinctive feature in the overall landscape project, complementing the architectural characteristics. The main line is consistent, with vivid landscape elements, highlighting key points and focal areas.

(2) Rationality Principle: Manifested as a reasonable presentation of flat layout, a rational integration of colored flooring with architectural style, and a reasonable construction of plant communities.

(3) Fashionable Humanistic Principles: The overall color scheme is vibrant yet elegant, captivating the visual senses, blending fashion and humanistic elements to enhance the quality of life.

(4) Economic Principle: Allocate capital investment comprehensively within the allowable cost, considering both the current effect at completion and the long-term effect, while reducing future maintenance costs.

(5) Feasibility Principle: Ensuring the design's implementability, aligning with the overall direction of the building style development, to enhance the ground effect.

Pressed concrete flooring mimics the texture and color of many high-end decorative materials, transforming the dull and cold appearance of concrete surfaces into a natural granite, marble, volcanic rock, slate, wood, and brick-like look. It can deliberately showcase the roughness, unevenness, and intricate patterns of natural materials, or it can be smooth as water and shiny as a mirror. Endless color combinations and mold options allow designers to let their imagination run wild.