Concrete Bush Hammering

Concrete bush hammering is a method we use to treat a surface in a way that creates a rough, non-slip texture. With the help of specialized machines with "bush hammer" heads that strike the surface, the upper layers of concrete are removed to achieve a coarse and robust structure.

This technique is most often applied to outdoor surfaces such as terraces, paths, and driveways, but also indoors where an extremely rough surface is needed for better adhesion of subsequent layers or to achieve a decorative effect. Bush hammering achieves exceptional resistance to slipping, which is crucial for safety in areas exposed to moisture or heavy traffic.