Commercial Concrete
Flooring for Resturants

Whether you’re designing a brand new restaurant, or you’re remodeling an existing restaurant floor plan, you’re certain to have polished concrete flooring on your list of potential flooring options for review. Polished concrete flooring represents a modern, attractive medium that is frequently used in restaurants for front-of-house applications, while epoxy floors are commonly used in the back-of-house including commercial Kitchens and food preparation environments.

Polished concrete floors are extremely popular in commercial restaurants, particularly for their durability, slip resistance, ease of maintenance, and because polished concrete can be dyed or stained to achieve a variety of different tones or colors that coordinate with the restaurant’s interior design style.

Polished concrete flooring is able to withstand high traffic, grease, oil, coffee, alcohol, and citrus acids that could damage or deteriorate other flooring surfaces. In order to withstand the regular foot traffic, food carts, and food spills you need an industrial flooring solution, but that doesn’t mean your restaurant needs to look industrial! Polished concrete floors provide an industrial-strength flooring solution for your restaurant that’s aesthetically pleasing, too!