To the left are some images of float finished coloured concrete floors.

These floors are coloured as the concrete is still wet. There are about 20 colours to choose from for this floor type.

In order to achieve the best finish it is important that the room is cleared of all obstacles that may interfere with the path id the floating machine.

Colour swatches are only a guide to the final colour of the concrete. Variations from any swatch may occur. It is always recommended that a test be created using the same materials as those proposed for the final project.

Below are examples of ground and polished floor. This floor is mainly coloured by the type of stones, sand and cement used.

It is possible to artificially alter the colour of the floor by adding pigments to the mix when wet, although this can prove expensive and it can be difficult to find a concrete supplier willing to accommodate this on small residential projects.

An alternative is to add pigment to the surface of the wet concrete and work it in or to stain the concrete once it is hard.