Concrete Brushes

A common technique to finish a surface of fresh concrete is pulling a brush over it. The goal is to create some roughness to prevent the surface from becoming slippery. Depending on the type of this tool, the length of bristles, and the stage of maturation of concrete, the finish will offer more or less grip. Mastering the brushing technique requires some skills and specialized equipment. Ordinary sweeping brooms are totally inadequate to provide decent textures. On the contrary, specialized concrete brushes deliver excellent results and allow workers to unleash their abilities to create artistic and efficient patterns.

Brushes are defined by their size and bristle density and distribution, but the most crucial feature is, by far, the type of bristle. The material and the length of fibers affect the final coarseness of the surface. Horsehair models are soft and perfect for fine textures. Synthetic ones are stiffer and used for rough textures. Besides, strong fibers exalt the artistic quality of textures. On our virtual shelves, we offer a broad selection of top-notch concrete brushes sold at very competitive prices. Various lengths, trim sizes, and materials are available, including soft horsehair and styrene, along with stiffer poly bristles for rougher finishes.