For indoor flooring, we typically opt for tiles or wood, both of which are costly and prone to loosening. As for the new materials that can replace them, we have options like artistic embossed flooring, gravel polymer flooring, and washed sand artistic flooring. The common feature of these three is that they are all formed in one piece and installed as a whole, making them less prone to loosening, anti-slip, and wear-resistant. They offer a wide variety of patterns, styles, and colors, allowing for free combination.
The Sand Washing Art Flooring is a new type of concrete poured flooring made by mixing coarse sand with cement in a certain proportion and adding certain reinforcing agents, then laying it out in one go. After the surface dries, a sealing protective agent is applied. The surface of the sand washing concrete flooring creates a beach-like visual effect, yet after being treated with a passivating agent and concrete sealer, the surface remains clean and easy to maintain, and is widely used for ground paving in various amusement parks, ocean parks, and theme parks.
Artistic Sand Washing Floor Technique: Add pigment to the concrete base, creating a colored concrete directly. Once the concrete begins to set, sprinkle the special sand washing floor inlaid material. During the intermediate setting stage, use a smoothing machine to finish it. After smoothing, cover it with a film for 48 hours of curing. Then, use acid washing material to etch the surface, revealing part of the sand or glossy stone.
Solid Color Concrete Sand Washing Gravel Silane Coating Agent; The colored concrete gravel polymer artistic flooring is divided into fine aggregate sand washing artistic flooring and coarse aggregate gravel flooring. It is made by thoroughly mixing fine aggregates, glass beads, cement, and special reinforcing agents, followed by overall laying. After surface treatment with a special passivation agent, the cleaning is completed, and then chemically diffused coloring is applied using professional high-permeability materials.
