LUXA / Coffee time
COFFEE TIME
The job site, during the coffee break.
When we stop for a coffee, we take a photo: of the surface, the machines, the site around us. It isn’t the final result yet: it’s the work halfway through, as we see it.
WORK IN PROGRESS
A five-minute break, one photo.
Half-polished floors, machines at work, test strips, surfaces still wet: the job site before handover. We post new photos as we work.
Grinding machine at work in a corridor
The machine’s light on and the corridor still far from finished.
Light porcelain under the floor machine
Light porcelain being polished: the machine has stopped, the reflection is already showing.
Washing on a live job site
Water, machines and the van at the door: the job site before handover.
Large-format porcelain halfway through
The floor between one pass and the next, while we stop for five minutes.
Floor machine in a large space
Lots of square metres, one pass at a time.
Grinding against the light
Low-angle light shows the surface while we work.
Round room being polished
The ceiling lights are already reflected in the floor.
Engineered stone being polished
The engineered stone regains depth pass after pass.
Dark worktop polished by hand
Where the big machine can’t reach, we work by hand.
Stone-effect porcelain, corridor
Corridor halfway through treatment, before the final pass.
Staircase in progress
Step after step, with the hand polisher.
Wet surface between two passes
The floor still wet, before drying and inspection.
Detail of a step
Low-angle light guides the polishing of the edge.
Dark stone: half treated, half not
The same floor, two areas: the difference is clear at a glance.
Floor machine by the pool
A break with a sea view, halfway through the job.
Test strips on porcelain
Test strips to choose the product and procedure before treating the whole floor.
Outdoor floor in progress
The surface still wet as the machine goes over it.
Outdoor steps in progress
Dark stone steps during treatment, on a live job site.
Corridor with a floor machine
A long corridor, one pass after another.
Terrazzo against the light
Terrazzo against the light: the most honest way to see the work.
Herringbone terracotta
Terracotta in progress: colour and joints become readable again.
FREE FIRST ASSESSMENT FROM PHOTOS