The choice of a floor for outdoor areas is a very important detail in the construction of the residence. There are many models on the market, and to choose the ideal, one must know the proposal of the environment, since each type has its specific function.

One of the criteria that must be considered is whether it supports the weight, whether the residents of the residence, whether they are elderly or children, are always exposed to the sun, whether there will be coverage, whether it is waterproof and among others situations.

To help you, we sort out some facade models for every need.

cement floor

This type of floor is ideal for coating pool areas or those spaces where children can run and play at will, as they are non-slip and do not absorb heat. They are made of concrete and offer a great finish, as it has no cracks and is very good for running.

Picture 1 – Cement floor in the pool area

Picture 2 – Cement floor with armchairs

Picture 3 – Cement floor with grass food

Picture 4 – Cement floor with square plates

Figure 5 – Cement floor for circulation

Figure 6 – Internal and external cement floor

Soil in hydraulic tile or ceramics

These floor models always bring charm to the environment, because in addition to many possibilities, drawings and colors can serve as decorative items in the room. Both tiles and ceramics can be coated in grills, gourmet areas or balconies because of their resistance to water and non-absorbent fats.

Picture 7 – Ceramic floor for circulation

Figure 8 – Hydraulic tile floor for barbecue

Picture 9 – Beige ceramic floor

Fulget flat

This soil is also referred to as rustic granilite and its composition contains a mixture of additives and stones. It also works as non-slip, but because its texture is very rough, it is ideal to put in traffic routes as the entrance of the residence or spaces where footwear is used.

As you can see in the pictures, it has a variety of colors and has a special maintenance-free cleaning system. Only when installing it is important to have a specialist who already has experience so that the placement is done correctly to avoid cracks in the floor.

Figure 10 – Ground in Fulget for Grill

Picture 11 – Floor in Fulget for Corridor

flat

This stone is best known because it is located in areas with swimming pool. It has a rustic look and is ideal for wet areas as it is naturally non-slip due to its irregular appearance. But it can heat with a very dark hue, causing discomfort in some situations.

Cleaning with water and neutral detergents should be frequent, and specialized hydrochloric acid cleaning is required.

Figure 12 – São Tomé stone floor for corridor

Figure 13 – Stone floor Sao Tomé for pool

Apartment in Lajões

This floor is characterized by pieces in irregular shapes and large sizes. The great thing is that it can form several drawings and alternate with grass, because it gives a different and rustic look. The installation requires good workmanship due to the equipment of the stones, which must be well designed.

Picture 14 – Ground in Lajões to draw paths

Figure 15 – Land in Lajões for residential courtyard

Portuguese stone flooring

Usually this floor is seen on sidewalks in public spaces, but currently he has gone into a residential flooring option. They have a small dimension and are adaptable to the unevenness of the terrain. However, the placement is labor intensive and requires skilled labor. The cool thing is that they fit in several outdoor spaces, either in the form of mosaics or plain, are charming and is a way to decorate the residence in a Brazilian way.

Picture 16 – Portuguese stone floor for balcony

Picture 17 – Portuguese stone floor in a dark tone

Picture 18 – Portuguese stone floor in mosaic format

Picture 19 – White Portuguese stone floor

Picture 20 – Portuguese stone floor for pool areas

Wooden deck flooring

It is the most famous floor in residential projects, they are rustic and leave the leisure area with beach climate. This type of flooring needs no flooring, but you should choose treated wood so that there are no problems in the future. The care should be done with the help of stain, a liquid that penetrates into the wood and protects against rain and sun.

The environments in which it can be inserted are varied, it can be in areas of pool, jacuzzi, places with a table or rest.

Figure 21 – Decked deck of Madeira for pool area

Picture 22 – wooden terrace for jacuzzi

Picture 23 – wooden deck for sunbathing

Picture 24 – Pisa on wooden terrace for barbecuing

Interlocked floor

The interlocking soil is ecologically correct, resistant and durable and has different shapes, colors and finishes. They are known as a “puzzle” floor, because the parts come separately and are coupled together in a flat or simple drawing. They are ideal for rooms that are always exposed to the sun and rain, such as sidewalks.

Picture 25 – Interlocked floor in the playground

Picture 26 – Interlocking floor in the residential sidewalk

ceramic floors

Ceramics are durable and durable materials and have different finishes and shades. The substrate must be waterproof and if the surface is porous, water repellent and oil repellent products must be applied. Porous ceramics suffer like stones under the influence of time and can leave stains. It is cleaned with water and neutral detergent.

Photo 27 – Ceramic floor for gourmet area

Picture 28 – Ceramic floor with drawings

Apartment in Diabásio

They are very resistant to abrasion and abrasion and are therefore recommended for areas where there is a lot of movement.

Figure 29 – Diabase floor for residential entrance

Picture 30 – Diabásio ground for grilling

Apartment in Porcelanato

Since they have a low water absorption index, porcelain stoneware tiles are more resistant than ceramics and natural stone, and a seal is not necessary.

The outdoor porcelanatos are those of the natural surface (without polishing) and there is a wide variety of colors and models on the market.

Figure 31 – Porcelain tile floor for pool area

Apartment in Tijolinho

In the case of dry laid brick paving, the bricks are applied without mass to a well leveled and compacted sand mattress. Then just pack the stones and fill the joints with sand. The flooring will be permeable and warm and rustic.

Figure 32 – Brick floor with resting place

Picture 33 – brick floor with pergola cover

Figure 34 – Rustic brick floor

Pedrinha floor

The gravel floor offers the possibility to equip a parking lot or to compose with concrete slabs. They are more used for the decoration of the room, so that an environment that is very exposed to the sun and rain can damage the material due to its resistance.

Picture 35 – Pebble floor with concrete slab

Picture 36 – Stone pebble for parking

Figure 37 – Pedrinha floor with sofa

floor drain

With the look of porous concrete, it innovates the concept of lining roads, entrances and walkways. With a differentiated texture that guarantees today’s permeability of the soil.
It can be made in different colors and is suitable for areas of gardens, walkways, access to garages and as 100% organic.

Figure 38 – Drainage floor in the residential yard

Floor with mix of materials

This flooring mix is ​​a cost-effective way to coat the exterior floors and leave your home with a beautiful décor. With the remnants of mass and concrete, the work for the production of concrete slabs can be used. In this way, it is only necessary to lay the cement slabs with a lining and the result is a tasteful exterior floor.

Picture 39 – Grass floor with cement boards