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Beton Ciré Resin Floors
The beton ciré resin floor
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With a beton ciré resin floor, you choose a stylish base with a tough character. The calm concrete look gives every room a contemporary and industrial appearance, without feeling cold. Thanks to the seamless finish, the floor looks sleek and calm, which contributes to a spacious effect.
Beton ciré is beautiful to look at and practical in daily use. The subtle colour nuances and texture give the floor a unique look that fits perfectly with modern interior styles. An ideal mix of design, character and ease of use.
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- Craftsmanship with an eye for detail since 2018
- Wide range for every application
which Look Suits
your Space?
See if the stylish concrete ciré resin floor with subtle concrete look effect fits in your space:
Concrete Classic
Concrete Light
Why Choose Concrete Ciré?
Bold and stylish
Sleek floor with subtle concrete look effect
Easy to maintain
No joints and no dirt, so it is easy to keep clean
Suitable for underfloor heating
Works perfectly with a warm surface
From Initial Idea to Flawless Finish
A resin floor is custom work. That's why we guide you step by step: personally, clearly, and without fuss. This way, you know exactly what to expect, from start to finish.
1
Introduction
We discuss the requirements, wishes, and situation. You receive honest advice and a clear price.
2
Preparation
Before we start, we check the surface and environment and carefully coordinate the planning with you. This is how we lay the foundation for a sleek, carefree realization of your new resin floor.
3
Pouring & delivery
After thorough preparation, we install the cast floor with care, craftsmanship, and attention to detail.
Resin Floors for Every Space
A resin floor is versatile and forms a defining element for the atmosphere in any room. Looking for a warm, atmospheric base for your home or a sleek, durable floor for your business? We always offer a solution that matches both the look and the functional use of the space. This is how we create the perfect floor for your home together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Applying a resin floor is a precise and labour-intensive process that takes on average 4 to 5 days. The size of the space has barely any effect on this. Larger spaces simply mean more craftsmen are deployed. Because the resin floor is built up layer by layer, and each layer needs to dry or cure in between, the total duration stays the same.
The exact planning depends on the type of resin floor you choose:
1. Polyurethane (PU) resin floor
- Day 1: Preparation and primer. The subfloor is thoroughly sanded and inspected. Damage and cracks are repaired and a primer layer is applied for good adhesion.
- Day 2: The levelling layer. A levelling layer of epoxy resin and filler is applied to even out the floor and seal small holes and pores.
- Day 3: The design layer. The actual polyurethane resin floor is poured. This layer determines the final colour and look of the floor.
- Day 4 and 5: The lacquer layers. The floor is finished in two stages with a protective matte or satin topcoat. Matte is the most popular choice.
2. Lava stone or microcement
- Day 1: Preparation and levelling. Just as with PU, the floor is sanded and repaired. The floor is then levelled with self-levelling compound or a mixture of epoxy and filler.
- Day 2 and 3: The design layers. The design layer always consists of two separate colour layers, applied by hand with a trowel on consecutive days. Between the layers, the floor is lightly sanded.
- Day 4 and 5: The lacquer layers. These floors also receive two strong lacquer layers to optimally protect the material against daily use.
After a good week of craftsmanship, the seamless floor is finished and the drying time can begin.
A resin floor needs time to fully cure. After 3 days, the floor can carefully be walked on, but it's important not to put heavy loads on it or use it intensively yet. The floor must also not get wet yet.
Only after 7 days is the resin floor fully cured. From that moment on, the floor can be used under normal loads, you can put the furniture back, and the floor is ready for daily use.
Do any additional works need to take place after the resin floor has been laid? Then the floor may be covered after 7 days. Always use a liquid-tight but vapour-permeable floor protection sheet. This keeps the floor protected while any remaining moisture can still escape.
The cost of a resin floor depends on various factors, such as the chosen material, the total number of square metres and the situation on site. In general: the larger the surface area, the lower the price per m2.
In addition, the shape of the room(s), the number of floors, the presence of, for example, shower drains and the condition and composition of the subfloor also affect the price.
On average, the cost of a resin floor is between €80 and €150 per m2, including installation. Different indicative prices apply for bathrooms: a bathroom floor is available from €125 per m2 and bathroom walls from €175 per m2.
Please note that we work with a minimum order value of €2.500. All prices mentioned are exclusive of VAT.
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With normal use and proper maintenance, a resin floor lasts between 10 and 20 years. Polyurethane resin floors are somewhat more sensitive than lava stone and microcement. Often, after this period, the floor itself isn't worn out, but the top layer (the lacquer) needs replacing. By applying just a new layer of lacquer, the floor can last for many more years.
Yes, absolutely. Thanks to its thin layer, the floor conducts heat excellently, allowing the space to warm up quickly and evenly.
Before the resin floor is applied, it's important to always carry out a heating-up protocol. This involves heating and cooling the underfloor heating according to a fixed schedule, allowing the subfloor to shrink and expand beforehand. Any tension or shrinkage cracks then occur before the resin floor is applied, significantly reducing the chance of problems afterwards.
In short: a resin floor and underfloor heating are an excellent combination, provided the subfloor is properly prepared and installed according to the correct CUR and NEN recommendations.
Yes, this is almost always possible. The tiles must be stable and firmly fixed, and any loose tiles are replaced beforehand. With an existing tiled floor, the tiles are first thoroughly cleaned and degreased, and then intensively sanded with diamond tools. A special primer is used for proper adhesion, after which the tiles are levelled so that the grout lines no longer show in the final result. Any desired resin floor can then be laid on top of the tiles.