Here’s a little floor action we did for our good friends at Shelmerdine’s.
03.04.2010
03.04.2010
01.29.2010
Solution:
grind concrete, densify, and maintain. Notice the sick grinding veins in the hard trowelled floor? Yeah, looks good
01.29.2010
We cranked out this floor early this month. This is a very easy floor to maintain. Notice the natural stone look and chiseled and grouted saw cuts
nice
11.28.2009
we finally raised the stairs we were working on last winter!! 2nd-3rd floor stairs are in, 1st-2nd go in on Monday. Once the steps are in, the walls go up, and we pour the floors- and have more fun!
11.28.2009
With the success of their first bistro at the ball diamond, the newer, larger location at the stadium looked to be too good to be true. The new location for the Hu’s asian bistro is ellice and king edward. Here, we ground and detailed, stained and sealed the old floors- into works of art! Our proudest achievement is the wicked water feature that greets you as you enter the vestibule. In this space, we were lucky enough to be asked to decorate the space as we saw fit: asian themed benches, planters, and decor.
**the columns in the water feature were done with nothing other than our carved vertical product we discovered this past summer
it was a blast!
11.17.2009
at their newest location, we ground and stained the floor, did up a vestibule, made some furniture, and built a kick ass water feature!! Pics to follow when open in a week?
07.28.2009
03.01.2009
This bookstore floor was the perfect location to create an old school floor which looks decades old. With just the right amount of grind coupled with the mottling effects of acid stains, this floor makes even the worst of cracks look like they belong there.
03.01.2009
here’s how we get our wax on….
This particular floor was ground and stained with a water based dye. It shows good mottling and colour variation. Yes, it is a true black as well.