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   calvin | Mar 04, 2013 04:17pm | #1

   This is one brand of what you are talking about.

   http://www.naturestonefloors.com/WhatIsNatureStone.aspx

   I was on a job in Huron,Oh that had this done to the basement floor.

   The customer loves it-they contacted a local applicator and was satisfied with his work.

   A little rough for my liking and running base was no picnic-some high stones along the wall and damn, some of those stones are sharp.

   I would start with the link, but-the quality is in the install-don't pick the wrong guy.

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   Kevin_D | Mar 04, 2013 04:40pm | #2

   By the thread title I was thinking Terrazzo and or simply ground and polished concrete. 

   I've never seen the epoxy version before : D

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   gfretwell | Mar 04, 2013 08:24pm | #3

   They call that River Rock here using pea gravel as the aggregate. It was all the rage 30 years ago for pool decks. I don't know anyone who still has it. It is not as durable as one would expect.

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   florida | Mar 04, 2013 10:03pm | #4

   And it hurts your feet too.

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   columbusepoxy | May 24, 2019 06:33am | #5

   You can visit https://www.columbusepoxy.com for epoxy Garage Flooring, stained concrete, and epoxy for residential and commercial Flooring.

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   jobsonpool | Sep 23, 2019 01:16am | #6

   I hope such kind of floors are rigid enough to allow for heavy machine use and chemicals....I had recommended https://www.pooldecktallahassee.com to a friend and it worked perfect for her.

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   florida | Sep 23, 2019 09:53am | #8

   No, there is no pool decking strong enough to run machines on. But of course, you know that already.

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   Frankringer | Sep 23, 2019 02:41am | #7

   Nice point discussed.