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Exposed Aggregate in Logan

Driveways and paths with the top layer washed off to show the stone underneath. Harder wearing and less slippery than a plain finish.

Exposed Aggregate across Logan

Exposed aggregate is concrete with the top layer of cement washed off before it sets, so the stones in the mix show on the surface. It suits driveways, paths and patios.

It gives more grip than a smooth finish and hides marks and tyre stains better than plain grey concrete. Like every other job, it is laid over plastic membrane and steel reinforcing mesh.

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Common questions

What is the difference between plain concrete and exposed aggregate?

Plain concrete has a smooth or lightly textured cement surface. Exposed aggregate has the surface washed back to show the stones in the mix, which gives more grip and a more decorative look.