Architects, interior designers and commercial builders
Office & Showroom Flooring in Adelaide
In an office or showroom the floor is a specified architectural finish, and it will be judged the way one is — under downlights, across a large open plate, next to a joinery run. Variation that would be invisible in a warehouse is a defect here.
- Sample panels on the actual slab before main works
- Matte, satin or high gloss to the finishes schedule
- Consistent finish across multiple pours and levels
- HEPA dust extraction for occupied buildings
- Specification and finish advice at design stage
What decides the specification
01
Sample panel sign-off
Exposure level and gloss agreed against a sample panel on the actual slab before main works, so what is approved is what gets delivered.
02
Consistency across the plate
Large open floors and multi-level buildings mean multiple pours. Holding one finish across all of them is the whole job.
03
Acoustic and lighting interaction
Gloss level changes how a floor reads under a lighting design. We will talk through matte versus satin versus high gloss before it is locked into the schedule.
04
Occupied and staged buildings
Refurbishments run floor by floor around tenants. Dust-controlled works and staged access are standard for us.
Systems we specify here
Commercial Polished Concrete
Mechanically polished concrete for commercial floor plates, specified by finish level and delivered to a controlled, repeatable standard.
Read more →Burnished Concrete
A densified, closed surface delivered without grinding — the fastest polished-look system to get a large commercial floor plate trafficable.
Read more →Surface Preparation & Glue Removal
Stripping existing coverings, adhesives and coatings back to a sound, profiled slab ready for the next flooring system.
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Pricing a office & showroom floor?
Send us the drawings and your program dates. Commercial quotes returned within 3 business days, once we have everything we need to price it.