Float’s concrete panels.
Architectural concrete without the mess, cost and time.
“Inspired by the growing need to be more economical without compromising aesthetics and quality our concrete cladding has become a great choice for architects and designers,” explains Float of how its revolutionary concrete panels came to be.
“Contractors are amazed by this product as it saves significant time during construction due to the ease of installation and no curing time involved.
“Our authentic concrete panels are handmade from lightweight high-performance glassfibre-reinforced concrete consisting of various aggregates and cement, and are suitable for interior and exterior walls and floors for a new build or remodel.
“An innovative and economical wall and floor cladding product, our concrete panels are designed to imitate traditional off-shutter casted concrete but with more benefits – not only does it remove the risk of traditional in-situ casted walls but it is also more cost-effective.
“In addition, our environmentally friendly tiles add a unique ambience and atmosphere to any architectural space.’
Float currently offers five concrete panel designs: Konkrete X, Konkrete 3, Konkrete 2, Konkrete 4 and Konkrete 9.
Konkrete X has a plane surface with no anchor holes and is suitable for walls and floors inside and out, while Konkrete 2, 3, 44 and 9 were designed with a corresponding number of anchor holes for aesthetic purposes as well as forming part of the fastening system.
In addition, the concrete panels are available in several colours including Concrete Grey, Smoke, Gunmetal, Graphite, Sand Dollar and Desert Dune.
Offering architectural concrete without the mess, cost and time, it’s the perfect option for clients looking for a contemporary build solution with visual impact.
Contact: Float Concrete
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