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EUROfloors is the specialist for chemical staining of concrete surfaces.  This process is also know as "Acid Etching". This method is a chemical reaction which permanently colors and alters the appearance of new or old concrete.  Acid Stain gives concrete a mottled, variegated, marble like look. It creates beautiful colors on concrete, mostly earth tone browns, reddish browns and greens. (Click here for our Standard Color Chart)

> USE ON ANY SURFACE: Concrete stain can be applied to ANY concrete surface, whether 3 weeks or 30 years old. Commercial: Galleries, restaurants and retail stores.  Residential: Basements, patios, driveways, pool decks and retaining walls.  

> CUSTOM & COST EFFECTIVE: Concrete staining is the most cost effective hard-surface flooring type on the market today.  Contact us to receive some pictures with sample pricing. Of course we will be glad to write you a free estimate.

> LIMITED ONLY BY YOUR IMAGINATION: You can opt for one color, a simple design, or have our European Design Team create your very own piece of art. Whatever you choose, we have something to fit your budget. Either way we guarantee the results will be stunning!

 Just have a look at our Portfolio and see for yourself!

> LOW MAINTENANCE & EXTREMELY DURABLE:

Stained concrete  is virtually maintenance free, for a care-free lifestyle— simply damp mop as needed. For spills use a damp mop with any neutral household cleaner and dry.  Of course the floors are super strong: Its concrete! You even have the option of extra protection by installing a top coat (3x) of an industrial strength poly-urethane. These high-traffic poly-urethanes come specially recommended for indoor surfaces, giving you extra durability and high gloss. (Low and medium gloss products available upon special order.) Industrial ultra-highspeed buffed floors available on request.

 

 

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