Scoring forms a pattern on the floor. These patterns
are scored with diamond blades which etch through the
cement surface into the aggregate forming a cut that
is 1/16" deep and 1/8" wide. Designs may be
chosen from the following suggested grids, created over
a blue print, or even on site. These lines are clean
and free from the problems associated with tile and
grout; thus giving you a floor that is beautiful, unique
and easy to care for. Click
here to see sample patterns -->
Colors
When staining concrete, color comes from three places:
the concrete, the stain and the sealer. There are six
basic colors available when dying concrete. What sets
Bravo apart from the competition is the time that we
are able to spend with the customer to blend the exact
color they desire. Because of all the factors involved,
all colors are custom formulated and sampled on the
slab. The concrete must be at least 21 days old for
correct color calibration. Click
here to see sample colors -->
Six 11 x 16 foot concrete panels serve as the exterior
statement of the Bob
Bullock Museum 1800 N Congress Ave. Austin Texas
These panels were poured at the 6FRC plant in Garland,
Texas and stained and sealed there by Bravo Concrete
before shipment to Austin. Each panel weighs 5 thousand
pounds, the group of six took 2 weeks to complete the
color work which was chosen by the State Preservation
Board to resemble a patinated bronze.
Click here to see the Texas Monthly photos-->
