Exposed concrete, without the joints
Concrete Look
floors.
The look of exposed concrete without the joints, pores or dust. Two millimetres of polyurethane that look like a raw slab.
Exact price after a site survey
Concrete Look gives a floor the character of raw concrete without the need to grind and polish real concrete. The main layer is Arturo PU 2030 — a UV-stable, flexible trowel-applied polyurethane. We lay it 2 mm thick over Arturo EP 6200 primer and seal it with a two-component (2K) polyurethane topcoat.
The shades come from two Arturo ranges, Concrete Look and Concreta — 29 variants in all, from calm to boldly patterned. It is trowelled by hand, so no two floors turn out the same. We are still adding photos of our own projects; for now we show the manufacturer’s original samples.
Features
- The look of exposed concrete, but with no joints or pores
- Arturo PU 2030 — UV-stable, flexible trowel-applied polyurethane
- 29 shades from the Concrete Look and Concreta ranges
- Laid at 2 mm, sealed with a 2K PU topcoat
- Cleans with a mop — no joints for dirt to cling to
Want to know what it will cost?
The price depends mainly on the condition of the substrate. Put together a no-obligation quote online in a few clicks.
Looking for a concrete-effect floor? Meet Concrete Look
If you’re after a concrete-effect floor, one that looks like exposed concrete, a cement-based overlay isn’t the only way to get it. Concrete Look has the look of a raw concrete slab, but it is 2 mm of Arturo PU 2030, a trowel-applied polyurethane that is UV-stable and flexible. We lay it over Arturo EP 6200 primer and seal it with a 2K polyurethane topcoat. Prices start at €99 per m².
The surface has no joints or pores and doesn’t dust. It isn’t a cement-based overlay, and it isn’t microcement — we’ve dropped microcement from our range.
Who a concrete-look floor is for
For flats and living spaces, showrooms and shops, offices and receptions. For people who like the industrial look but don’t want to deal with grinding and polishing real concrete.
Concrete Look or real concrete
Real concrete has to be ground and polished. Concrete Look gives the floor the same industrial character as a polished concrete floor, without the joints, pores and dust, and it’s cleaned with a mop and water. On a seamless surface there’s nowhere for dirt to settle.
The coating is only 2 mm thick, so it barely raises the floor level. Whether the substrate needs levelling is something we decide at the site survey.
How to choose a shade
We take the shades from two Arturo ranges, Concrete Look and Concreta. Together that’s 29 variants, from calm to strongly patterned. Because they are trowelled by hand, no two floors turn out the same. Calmer shades suit smaller rooms; strongly patterned ones come into their own over a large area. For the moment we have all 29 as the manufacturer’s original samples.
Where we don’t lay Concrete Look
Outdoors, frost and damp break it down, so it’s for interiors only. If you need a surface for a terrace or balcony, we do it in a UV-stable polyurethane system, just without the concrete pattern. If you’d like a different polyurethane design indoors, compare it with Mistral.
Why Concrete Look from EPOXIDOVO
You get the look of concrete together with a surface that is easy to wash and doesn’t dust. Send us a no-obligation enquiry — the survey and the quote are both free.