Our colours stay in the soil as long as the soil is alive. That is why we at scholz offer sustainable solutions for colouring concrete and screed floors, both in private and public areas. The colour of the floor plays a decisive role in creating a pleasant and appropriate feel-good atmosphere. Whether dark anthracite for stylish living spaces, warm brown for a relaxed atmosphere in churches and retail stores, or bright red for a cozy restaurant experience — the right choice of colour sets accents and underlines the desired sense of space.

Scholz Colour Pastes offer an environmentally friendly solution for colouring a wide variety of types of coatings and paints around your building. Regardless of whether you use dispersion paints, mineral paints such as lime or silicate paints, or water-based paints or paints — our pigment pastes are the ideal choice. They are equally suitable for interior and façade paints, for glaze paints or opaque wood paints and for coating walls, floors, metal, wood or plastic.

Whether classic or modern, subtle or strikingly dominant, Scholz colour pigments also bring a variety of colours to your terrace, balcony, driveway or other places around the house. Fine, smooth sanded surfaces or distinctive wood structures, different shapes, formats and lengths, but only with the right colour combination, concrete slabs look chic and elegant. Durability, weather resistance and colour stability are particularly pronounced in concrete products dyed with scholz. This also makes them a sustainable choice for designing living spaces.  

Sandpaper, also known as sandpaper, and other abrasives are of great importance in almost all areas of life. Whether in woodworking, metalworking or painting and renovation work, abrasives provide smooth surfaces that would be difficult to achieve without their use.

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In our green oases, be it the home garden or a public park, coloured concrete pieces are becoming increasingly important. Instead of getting lost in the monotony of concrete gray, they bring a lively touch to the environment. Whether it's a ping pong table in your own garden or a chessboard in a city park — these coloured concrete pieces are not only aesthetically appealing but also functional.