Designer Epoxy Floors
Interior epoxy floors are gaining momentum fast as a flooring of choice. They come in many different styles, colors and can incorporate contrast colors with decorative saw cut designs or a simple elegant white or black to vibrant reds and greens. These epoxy floors are very cost effective, hide existing concrete blemishes and are extremely durable and wear resistant. They can be finished in gloss, satin or matte top coat to achieve the desired sheen.
Solid Epoxy
From basic colors like grey or tan to blue and red solid color epoxy will give your floors a new level of cleanliness. We offer 15 standard colors and can create custom color matching for any color desired.
Standard install after prep is an application of primer coat and 100% solids top coat (a polyurethane, polyurea or polyaspartic clear coat in satin or gloss can be added optional as needed depending on use needed). These floors are resistant to most chemicals and automotive fluids.
Epoxy Flake
This is the system that started it all. A combination of 100% solids epoxy base a full broadcast application of vinyl color flakes followed with a hight solids resin clear coat, this system provides one of the most impact, abrasion and chemically resistant floor systems available. The epoxy flake system is very low maintenance, easy to clean and will last decades.
We offer standard flake sizes in 1/4” and 1/2” as well as a “micro flake” available in 1/8″, 1/16″ and 1/32″ sizes for an additional fee. This “micro flake” has a light textured sand finish or can have a glassy smooth finish depending on the specific needs and aesthetic.
Metallic Epoxy
We offer this showroom finish in many different applications and techniques. Metallic epoxy is a one of a kind showstopper. As simple as 1 color variation or as many as 2+ colors can be blended together making an original piece of art.
Metallic epoxy is a multi-layered epoxy resin coating system that incorporates the use of a metallic additive mixed into a clear epoxy coating to create exotic effects. This metallic powder continues to move through the epoxy as it cures creating the “lava flowing” designs. Because of this constant movement of the metallics, even floors that use the same colors will never look the exactly the same, making each floor truly unique.
Epoxy Floor Gallery
