Hard Ground (Landscape) Application
Hard floor application is made by using natural stones, bricks, concrete blocks and similar materials in places where there is no soil and grass, especially in mountainous and congested areas. The purpose of these applications is to create a beautiful and functional landscape. It is important to arrange and place the materials in accordance with the natural texture while applying the hard floor. It is also important to design and implement drainage systems correctly, because waterlogging can occur in hard ground landscapes. While making hard floor application, additional features such as garden lighting, playgrounds, sitting groups and similar extra features can be considered.
Hard ground refers to surfaces made of high-strength materials such as concrete, asphalt. These surfaces are frequently used in our homes, workplaces, roads and streets.
Hard floor application is the process of pouring materials such as concrete or asphalt onto a surface and placing them properly. This is usually done with a concrete compactor or asphalt casting machine.
The purpose of hard floor application is to make a surface smooth, smooth and durable. This increases the use and safety of a surface and also makes it look aesthetically pleasing.
Hard floor application can be done for various reasons. For example, hard flooring can be applied in cases where a surface is worn or damaged, or if it has been damaged due to rain or flooding. In addition, hard flooring can be applied to the floor of a newly constructed building or structure.
The surface on which the hard floor application will be made must be prepared in advance. This includes preparing the surface properly and cleanly and performing the necessary cleaning operations. Next, the concrete or asphalt material is poured and properly placed with the compactor machine. After this process, the material is usually allowed to cool and given time to dry. After these processes are completed, the hard floor application is completed and the surface is ready for use.