Concrete with white pigment is an aesthetic and technical solution where pigments are added to the concrete mix to create a lighter, modern look. Combined with the right finishing, this results in an even, fresh concrete floor that perfectly suits contemporary architecture.
This technique is often applied on terraces and outdoor floors where a sleek and minimalist look is desired.
Which pigment is used for white concrete?
With concrete containing white pigment, white pigment is added during mixing which gives the concrete a lighter shade.
The pigment is mixed throughout the concrete, so the colour is not only on the surface but fully integrated.
The result:
- a uniform and light concrete colour
- a modern and clean appearance
- a concrete floor that appears visually lighter
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Advantages of white pigment in concrete
- lighter and more modern appearance
- better reflection of light (spatial effect)
- colour integrated into the mass
- low maintenance
- suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
Concrete with white pigment offers a strong combination of technique and aesthetics. The floor remains durable, wear-resistant and low-maintenance, while the light colour provides a modern appearance.
Points of attention for light concrete
Working with white or light pigments requires extra attention during execution:
- correct mixing of pigments
- consistent execution over the entire surface
- sensitivity to contamination during placement
- proper concrete curing
A professional execution is essential to avoid colour differences.
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Concrete with white pigment