Polished Concrete

The strength of concrete and the natural beauty of stone come together in boralstone®, Boral’s exciting range of polished concrete.

boralstone® is compatible with a variety of concrete polishing systems for both internal and external applications.

boralstone^® provides a wide range of colours and locally quarried aggregate combinations.

Customise your project further. Our range of colours and stone combinations together with hand placement of special aggregates means that a stunning range of textures and patterns can be produced with boralstone®.

Slab of boralstone concrete in the colour Nightscape next to a blue vase

Features and Benefits

Applications and Uses:

Internal Floors
Specialised applications

All Boral concrete mixes are designed to comply with AS1379 – Specification and supply of concrete.

Natural and manufactured Australian aggregates within standard grey concrete or enhanced from any of the stylish colours within the colori^® range of oxides.

Finishing Options

Polished – a smooth flat finish used for internal areas, revealing the decorative aggregates in either a full depth, medium or partial exposure. Polished concrete can be sealed, similar to timber floorboards or highly polished like stone or terrazzo.

Burnished – a smooth flat finish used for internal areas where there is no exposure of aggregates; fines in the concrete may be exposed resulting in a lightly speckled appearance.

Honed – recommended for external areas allowing the flow through of your polished concrete internally to honed concrete externally. Honed concrete is ground to a course cut allowing for slip resistance requirements for external elements. Honed concrete brings to life driveways, patio areas and pool surrounds

Product Disclaimer

Boral Decorative concrete contains aggregates and other materials that originate from natural quarry products therefore some variation in appearance and consistency may occur from batch to batch. The illustrations and/or samples pictured are intended as a guide only and not an exact representation of the finished product. We recommend making final colour selections from an actual sample.