Concrete News & Advice

6 OCTOBER 2025

Flooring Tips & Guides

Why Proper Surface Preparation is the Key to Durable Flooring

You know how before painting a car, the surface must be sanded, cleaned, and primed before applying the actual paint? Skipping this process may lead to bubbles, uneven colour, or poor adhesion. Besides, painting over rust or any blemishes isn’t exactly good practice. It might even be worse when painting walls, as neglecting preparation can […]

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16 JANUARY 2026

Flooring Tips & Guides

What Is Screeding? A Beginner’s Guide to Smooth, Level Floors

We applaud athletes for what they deliver on game day, often forgetting that their best performances come from the preparation we don’t see. The same concept applies to creating durable floors. Before tiles, timber, vinyl, or any other flooring is laid, the surface below needs to be even and stable. Floor screeding ensures that the […]

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16 JANUARY 2026

Flooring Tips & Guides

How to Level a Concrete Floor: Step-by-Step Guide for DIYers and Professionals

How to Level a Concrete Floor: Step-by-Step Guide for DIYers and Professionals Have you ever encountered tiles that don’t seem evenly laid out? You step a little further and feel a little hump on the ground. It’s likely that the concrete floor is poorly levelled. In such a case, a slab may dip, slope, or […]

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16 JANUARY 2026

Flooring Tips & Guides

Concrete vs Tile Floors: Which Is Better for Your Space?

Starting a flooring project for your property? Polished concrete and tile flooring are two popular choices in Australia. Both are great and can stand up to tough conditions and evolving styles. However, concrete and tile floors bring completely different outcomes. Leaning towards the seamless, rugged charm of a polished slab? Perhaps you’re more attracted to […]

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16 JANUARY 2026

Flooring Tips & Guides

How to Remove Stains from Epoxy Floors and Keep Them Looking New

Durable and easy to maintain, epoxy flooring is suitable for all sorts of spaces. You can find it everywhere, from home garages to full commercial spaces. While epoxy is nonporous, spills, oil, rust, and tyre marks can still leave a mark if they sit too long. These marks can dull the surface, which is why […]

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