Get Warmth & Durability with Concrete That Looks Like Wood

In this backyard covered patio area, SUNDEK of San Antonio used their Tuscan system in combination with the Wood Plank effect to create a warm, inviting outdoor living space.

For a long time, wood floors have been a popular flooring choice for homeowners due to their warmth and beauty. However, they also come with maintenance challenges. They are susceptible to scratches, dents, water, and termite damage. In high-traffic areas or homes with pets and children, it can also be difficult to maintain the appearance of wood floors. Additionally, moisture-prone areas such as basements and patios can be a risky place to install wood flooring—exposure to water can cause warping or mold growth over time.

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Alternative to Real Wood Floors or Decking

For those who love the look of wood but want something more durable and low-maintenance, stamped concrete is a great alternative. With stamped concrete, you can give any surface the appearance of other high-end materials while also making sure it’s durable, and long lasting.

Stamped concrete is a great choice for both indoors and outdoors, making it perfect for patios, walkways, basements, and even interior living spaces.

SUNDEK of San Antonio resurfaced this area of a front yard to mimic the look of wood plank flooring.

Installing Stamped Concrete or a Stampable Overlay

Concrete can be stamped and colored when it’s first poured. Alternatively, a coating can be placed on top of an existing surface and then that coating can be stamped and colored in a way that makes it look like wood.

At SUNDEK of San Antonio, we use our Tuscan coating in combination with our Wood Plank effect (stamping) to create wood look concrete.

Using Coloring Systems to Create a Realistic Wood Look

Once the concrete is stamped with a wood grain pattern, it needs to be further enhanced with the right colors to mimic the rich, natural tones of real wood. By using multiple stain colors and layering techniques, skilled contractors such as SUNDEK can create a highly realistic wood effect, complete with knots and grain variations that resemble actual planks.

At an event space in Seguin, TX, SUNDEK of San Antonio resurfaced the floors, creating the appearance of wood oriented in a herringbone pattern. See more of this project.

Maintaining a Stamped Concrete Floor

Beyond its visual appeal, stained and stamped concrete offers remarkable durability and ease of maintenance. Unlike traditional wood floors, stamped concrete does not require frequent refinishing. It is resistant to moisture, scratches, and heavy foot traffic, making it a practical solution for busy households and commercial spaces. Upkeep includes cleaning as needed and resealing every few years depending on its use. Stamped concrete wood floors will maintain their beauty for decades.

Contractors Near Me Who Stamp Concrete to Create a Wood Aesthetic

At SUNDEK of San Antonio, we are proud to repair and resurface concrete in San Antonio and all the major cities in the area including Boerne, Bulverde, Canyon Lake, Castle Hills, Cibolo, Fair Oaks Ranch, Garden Ridge, Helotes, Hollywood Park, New Braunfels, Schertz, Shavano Park, Spring Branch, and Terrell Hills.

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