How a stained concrete floor is made
A stained concrete floor is the building's own slab, ground, colored and sealed. The color comes from an acid stain or a dye that goes into the surface of the concrete rather than forming a layer on it, and a clear topcoat is applied over it to protect the color and set the sheen. Stain works on new concrete and on old.
In Glen Ellyn we stain floors in offices and professional suites, converted upper floors, reception areas and storefront units. It is an indoor finish, and it suits a commercial room where the floor should look like a material rather than a product. It is also a practical choice for a space that changes hands, because the floor does not have to be ripped out and replaced each time the layout or the tenant changes.
The finished surface has depth and tone across it: translucent earth tones, the movement of the slab showing through, and a finish that can be taken toward leather or marble. A stained floor we have finished is on our gallery.




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