Stamped concrete is a decorative concrete finish created by pressing patterns, textures, or designs into freshly placed concrete before it fully hardens. This technique allows concrete surfaces to mimic the appearance of more expensive materials such as brick, stone, slate, tile, or even wood—while maintaining the strength and durability of concrete.

Features & Benefits
* Aesthetics.
* Reduced long-term maintenance and care.
* Less labor intensive than other surface materials.
* Increased longevity

Applicable Scope Area
The most common places Stamped concrete is used:
* Concrete patios.
* Pool decking.
* Resort driveways, sidewalks and pathways.
* Interior flooring.
* Pavement etc.