Washed Look Flooring Perth

The exposed aggregate look in a seamless coating. No loose stones, no joints, and grip built in where it is wet.

Exposed Aggregate Without The Drawbacks

Washed or exposed aggregate concrete is everywhere in Perth, particularly around pools and driveways, and for good reason – it looks natural and it grips when wet.

What it also does is shed stones, hold dirt in the texture, and go patchy as it ages. Cleaning it properly is a job. Bare feet find the sharp bits.

A washed look coating gives the same appearance in a sealed, continuous surface. The texture is engineered rather than incidental, so you get grip where you want it and a surface that hoses clean rather than trapping everything.

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How We Build It

Same technique as the other decorative finishes – trowel work to create the texture, then the topcoat stained before it is sealed in. The aggregate appearance is built into the surface rather than being loose stone held in a matrix, which is why nothing comes out of it.

Grip is set separately. Around a pool we go heavier than we would on a covered patio, and both are decided at the site visit.

Existing tiles or a tired slab both work as a base. Tiles get ground, screeded and self-levelled first. 

Where It Works

Pool surrounds. Alfresco and entertaining areas. Patios and courtyards. Driveways and paths. Verandahs and porches. Outdoor steps.

Choosing A Colour

There is a set range of resurfacing colours to pick from, and we bring samples to the site so you can hold them against the house, the paving and the pool coping in daylight.

Lighter tones run cooler underfoot, which matters more than colour choice usually does when the floor is around a pool in February.

2+ Year Product & Workmanship Warranty

We offer a 2-year warranty on commercial and a 5-year warranty on residential projects for your lasting peace of mind.

What Our Clients Say

Washed Look Flooring Questions

No. The appearance is built into the coating rather than being loose aggregate, so there is nothing to work free.

Yes, and the level is set to the area. Pool surrounds get more grip than a covered alfresco.

More so than real exposed aggregate, because the texture is controlled rather than whatever the wash left behind.

Not with a UV-stable system, which is what goes down outdoors. Chlorine, salt and sunscreen all hose off.

Usually yes, after grinding and levelling. We will confirm at the site visit.

Hose it. There are no joints and no loose stone holding dirt.