Stamped concrete is an artistic technique that involves imprinting a shape or design onto a surface by applying pressure with a mold. Stamped concrete is worked directly onto the fresh concrete using prefabricated molds along with colorant chemicals, release agents, and sealers to create stamped concrete. Each of these elements has a specific function in the process of placing the stamp, and it is crucial to apply them correctly.

Stamped concrete is often used to enhance the ambiance of offices and establishments such as civic plazas, parks, avenues, restaurants, or shopping centers. Stamped concrete offers multiple advantages that have successfully positioned it in the market. It provides great diversity and flexibility for creating any design with stamped concrete. Additionally, the implementation of stamped concrete does not take too long, resulting in greater efficiency during the project.

Stamped concrete is easy to maintain, highly durable, and, compared to other concrete procedures, stamped concrete is more economical. Similarly, stamped concrete remains intact when exposed to sudden temperature changes.