Oxide flooring

Vitrified Tile Flooring-Red oxide flooring is nothing but cement oxide which is red in color. They are again gaining their popularity and have begun to become the style status as a part of modern interior design.

Should you go for an oxide flooring or for a cement microtopping? If you are envisioning a clean, minimal space with a seamless floor, I am sure you have narrowed down your flooring choices to microtopping and oxide.

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Naked Volume on Instagram: "How to achieve a perfect oxide flooring. Read below ⬇️ 1. Prepare the Surface: Make sure the floor base is rough and free from debris. Use a cement base and level it properly. 2. Mix Oxide Paste: Combine colored oxide powder with white cement and a little water to create a smooth, lump-free paste. 3. Apply the First Layer: Spread the oxide paste evenly over the floor with a trowel. Ensure an even layer about 2–3 mm thick. 4. Smoothen the surface : Use paper…

Stepping into sunshine every day 🌞 ✨ This stunning yellow oxide floor brings warmth and radiance to every corner of the room. 🏡💛

A cascade of undulating, hand moulded IPS seating for Natura's office. An outdoor space to relax and recuperate.

Oxide flooring is the common name for Indian Patent Stone or IPS It is a cement based artisanal flooring technique found across India.