Five sectors. Operating since 2015. Every floor installed start to finish — across London and the South East.
Browse all sixteen projects →A poorly installed polished floor barely a few years old — resurfaced in seamless Hardcrete microcement through the kitchen, dining and living space of Jamie Theakston's home. Lived on from day seven. By everyone.
A live building, a failed substrate — broken out, re-installed, and polished to a high gloss beneath the timber-lined lobby.
Hardcrete through the fashion house's flagship London HQ — floors, steps and joinery — on a fiercely compressed fit-out programme.
We laid an exposed-aggregate floor in one listed barn at the Pump House. The neighbouring barn watched it happen — then asked for its own, in Hardcrete, under six centuries of oak.
A colour-hardened polished slab for a new-build SEN school — specified for decades of footfall, delivered to Borras's programme.
Poured by our crews, then ground and polished to expose the stone — now taking a brewery restaurant's full service, every day.
Carpet, adhesive and levelling compound stripped from an occupied building, out of hours — and the slab beneath ground to a terrazzo-like shine. Over a thousand square metres of it.
The entrance to Lotus's London HQ at 18 Vine Hill — one seamless run of Hardcrete, trowelled over three different substrates: concrete, metal and timber.
Polished concrete through the lower ground and basement levels of a lateral town-house extension — white above, grey below, light bouncing between the two under the walk-on rooflight.
Floors, staircases, walls, bathrooms, ceilings — around four hundred square metres of microcement, one continuous material through an entire house.
