Concreate NZ 2.21

Concreate is an environmentally friendly product that consists of a polished concrete or wooden floor panel system or concrete wall panel system.

Designed for installation in domestic and commercial interiors, the subtle clean lines of the micro bevelled panels compliment most modern living areas from kitchen, dining and living rooms to bedrooms and bathrooms. Installed in more traditional settings Concreate adds the contemporary twist.

There are three natural colours available in the concrete floor system being Mineral white, Dark grey and Natural grey and a Smoked white oak timber panel option. The same three natural colours are available in a wall panel system.

The panels easily hinge to each other using a tongue and groove system and is the only system of its kind to allow wood and concrete to be installed side by side without an unsightly transition. Concreate floor panels are incredibly durable and are fire and water resistant with excellent built-in acoustic properties.

Concreate is ideal to be used with underfloor heating as it is able to radiate and store heat. Concreate floor panels have excellent thermal properties storing passive heat during the winter as well as efficiently transmitting under-floor heating into a room.

During their collaborative effort with the design studio, our chemical engineers only had the environmental impact on their minds while creating the Concreate collection. Our floor and wall panels were granted the mark of “Green Leaf”, which internationally certifies Concreate as an ECO friendly product. Sourcing responsible forest products, our wood products have been internationally certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. As a sustainable and natural product, any home owner can pride themselves as protectors of the environment when using Concreate.

Each panel is produced using the latest machine technology to engineer what is ultimately a natural product that is fully biodegradable. There are no harmful chemicals used in the production, which is situated next to the source of the raw materials the bulk of which are minerals such as magnesium oxide and cement.