Who are we?
Concreate® is a global company, created in 2010 and introduced to the US market in January 2015.
Concreate® flooring and walls panels create a modern, Béton brut concrete environment without the restrictions of traditional engineered concrete installations.
To address the increased global trend of polished concrete flooring, one of the top European exotic wood flooring manufacturers with 20 years of industry experience, developed a completely innovative concept in the flooring and wall paneling categories. Concreate® has quickly and overwhelmingly been accepted by all segments of the design community and created a powerful market presence.
US Distribution and Global Sales and Marketing are headquartered in Los Angeles, with regional distribution centers in England, Australia, New Zealand, China, India, Vietnam and Japan.
Committed to creating, maintaining and always improving a top quality product, we at Concreate® have invested in extensive research and development, highly trained personnel, and the highest quality ingredients to produce an exceptional product.
Béton brut
In the mid-20th century, famous Swiss Architect Le Corbusier coined the French phrase “béton brut” meaning “raw concrete” to describe the aesthetics of external and internal walls finished in poured concrete.
Concreate prefinished floor planks and wall panels now give designers and the building industry access to the defining material used by Le Corbusier and other great contemporary brutalist architects.
Ultimately, this creates a retrofitted, extremely easy-to-use panel system that is lightweight, inexpensive and highly attractive.
In the mid-20th century, famous Swiss Architect Le Corbusier coined the French phrase “béton brut” meaning “raw concrete” to describe the aesthetics of external and internal walls finished in poured concrete. Concreate prefinished floor planks and wall panels now give designers and the building industry access to the defining material used by Le Corbusier and other great contemporary brutalist architects.
Ultimately, this creates a retrofitted, extremely easy-to-use panel system that is lightweight, inexpensive and highly attractive.
Tongue & Groove Flooring
What is Tongue and Groove (T+G) Flooring?
Tongue and Groove Flooring is a method of flooring installation that allows many separate panels to come together and act as one monolithic floor installation. See the image above for an example of a Concreate’s Tongue and Groove.
Why is Tongue and Groove (T+G) beneficial?
The Tongue and Groove method of joining planks had been a standard in the wood flooring and cabinetry industry for over a century. The fitment of the tongue into the groove provides a consistent and secure connection between individual pieces. This sturdy yet flexible connection ensures that the floor will stay together as one, yet allows for micro-movements between pieces for expansion and contraction.
Why is Concreate unique?
Concreate is the first product of its kind to offer a concrete-substrate, T+G flooring system that offers both concrete and wood finishes in the same overall thickness. By using the same substrate, there is no change in level at the transitions! Integrate concrete and wood together to make a unique look with real, high quality, wood and concrete finishes.
Why is Concreate unique?
Concreate is the first product of its kind to offer a concrete-substrate, T+G flooring system that offers both concrete and wood finishes in the same overall thickness. By using the same substrate, there is no change in level at the transitions! Integrate concrete and wood together to make a unique look with real, high quality, wood and concrete finishes.
What is Tongue and Groove (T+G) Flooring?
Tongue and Groove Flooring is a method of flooring installation that allows many separate panels to come together and act as one monolithic floor installation. See the image above for an example of a Concreate’s Tongue and Groove.
Why is Tongue and Groove (T+G) beneficial?
The Tongue and Groove method of joining planks had been a standard in the wood flooring and cabinetry industry for over a century. The fitment of the tongue into the groove provides a consistent and secure connection between individual pieces. This sturdy yet flexible connection ensures that the floor will stay together as one, yet allows for micro-movements between pieces for expansion and contraction.
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