Coloured concrete comes in a variety of colours and textures, ideal for decorative concrete floors and paving with maximum impact. 

Decorative finishes for coloured concrete

Various finishes can be achieved when using coloured concrete;

  • Broom & Wood Trowel
  • Sand Textures
  • Exposed Aggregate
  • Rock Salt Finish
  • Sand Blast
  • Acid Etch
  • Steel Trowel
  • Stencil
  • Textured Matts
  • Honed & Polished Concrete
  • Precast Panels

Coloured concrete is not just for driveways and pavements, coloured concrete can be used in most applications specifying high performance or structural requirements.

Q-crete - beach
Coloured Concrete Beach path
Coloured Concrete - community pylons
Coloured Concrete - Community BBQ

Product Range

Blue Steel 16:9
Blue Steel
Burnt Orange
Burnt Orange
Colori Cafe
Cafe
Colori - Coconut
Coconut
Colori - Graphite
Graphite
Colori - Grey Mist
Grey Mist
Colori - Hazelnut
Hazelnut
colori - Indian Ink
Indian Ink
Colori - Latte
Latte
Colori - Mushroom
Mushroom
Colori - Orange Cream
Orange Cream
Colori - Pistachio
Pistachio
Colori - Tungsten
Tungsten
Tuscan Clay
Tuscan Clay

Frequently asked questions

How is concrete coloured?

Integrally-coloured or colour-through concrete refers to the addition of pigments to the concrete or topping mix in order to colour the entire volume of concrete. Mineral oxide pigments are added at the batching stage in predetermined quantities and thoroughly dispersed through the concrete mix to ensure that all of the concrete is tinted to the specified colour. The concrete is delivered to site and then carefully placed and finished by experienced concrete placers in a similar manner to grey concrete.

Coloured concrete sealer

The application of a Same Day Sealer on the day of the concrete pour enhances curing, minimises efflorescence and provides protection against the subsequent ingress of dirt and grease. It also adds further intensity to the colour of the concrete. After several days a coat of a more durable sealer can be applied to protect concrete from subsequent staining.