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In the October 2020 issue of FCI, we put a spotlight on polished concrete and the unique combination of performance, durability and aesthetics that these floor coverings offer.
With a unique combination of performance, durability and aesthetics, the polished concrete market continues to shine, taking market share from other hard surface floor coverings.
Damaged, worn and uneven concrete can make even the most seasoned contractor shudder, but luckily there are simple solutions that offer a quick turnaround and long-lasting performance.
Commercial carpet patterns continue to evolve, and as we’re seeing the demand for more ashlar, brick, modular and quarter-turn patterns, properly installing them comes down to knowing what the tolerances are for these and other patterns when matching up the carpet.
The coronavirus has presented our industry with several never-before-seen
challenges and roadblocks, but we’ve done what we can to quickly regroup, readjust and reconfigure in order to move our industry forward as best we can.
To commercial and residential building owners, water damage from interior leaks is an out-of-sight, out-of-mind problem until they see evidence such as a water spot on a ceiling.
The flooring to be specified needed to withstand foot traffic of 250,000 to 400,000 guests, rolling load traffic, spills, flying crayons, markers and other stain-causing items.
Built in 1990, the Louisville Recreation and Senior Center in Louisville, Colorado, serves as a public hub for seniors, preschoolers and fitness enthusiasts.
Joseph & Sons Mosaic in Los Angeles produces some of the most unique mosaics on the West Coast, including this Italian-inspired landscape crafted for a local residence.
