Got to agree with radicalman - there are actually a lot of downsides to a concrete floor. Because they're so brittle and hard they are almost guaranteed to crack - they're also very cold and unforgiving underfoot. We offer a poured resin that is just 3-4mm thick and is so similar looking to concrete a lot of people can't tell the difference. Essentially we pour two pigments at the same time and blend them so you get the same finish/effect - but it's warm, smooth, soft (elastic) and really comfortable so you can walk around your home/kitchen etc. barefoot without worrying about it! Aesthetically though I love a polished concrete floor - such a great blank canvas for any style as it complements contemporary interiors and provides a really interesting contrast with more traditional styles! If you want a warmer finish (in a taupey grey or warmer pigment) that's also possible and stops it looking too industrial...

Hi, just seen your question while searching for advice on Polished Concrete vs Stone vs wooden floors for a new extension project I’m planning. If you read this, please could you let me know what you eventually did with your concrete floors?

I don’t know the costs, but I have seen the odd horror story where the concrete has cracked, so you need to be very careful who you use to lay it. Another cheaper option is porcelain tiles in a concrete finish. Suitable with UFH and can be carried through to outside. Outdoor porcelain tends to be thicker at 20cm depth and more non slip than indoor porcelain. I used porcelain for my small patio (first pic). It needs a jet wash once or twice a year and it truly is non slip, even in the rain.

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