Permeable Concrete
Plain concrete, also known as a smooth or trowelled finish, is the most basic form of concrete surface. It involves leveling and smoothing the concrete to achieve a flat, even surface. This finish is commonly used for driveways, patios, and interior floors where a simple, utilitarian look is desired.
Exposed Aggregate
Exposed concrete, often referred to as exposed aggregate concrete, is a decorative finish where the top layer of a concrete slab is removed to reveal the underlying aggregates such as pebbles, stones, sand, or even recycled materials like glass.

This technique not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the surface but also provides a durable and slip-resistant finish, making it ideal for both residential and commercial applications.
Permeable Concrete
Permeable concreting is a smart alternative to conventional concrete surfaces, combining strength with environmental performance. Designed to allow water to pass directly through its structure, permeable concrete reduces stormwater runoff and supports natural groundwater recharge—critical in both urban developments and environmentally sensitive areas.
Permeable concreting solutions are ideal for applications where drainage is a priority without compromising on durability. Common uses include driveways, pedestrian paths, parking bays, and public plazas. The unique composition of permeable concrete—featuring reduced fines and interconnected voids—enables it to filter and direct water into the sub-base, where it gradually infiltrates into the soil.
Beyond its drainage capabilities, permeable concrete contributes to improved site sustainability. It can help meet Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) objectives, support green infrastructure initiatives, and reduce the urban heat island effect. For councils, developers, and private clients looking to future-proof their projects, it offers both practical and regulatory advantages.















