Decorative Flake Flooring
Flake flooring combines a color base coat with vinyl flake chips broadcast across the surface, then sealed under a protective topcoat. The blended color pattern helps disguise everyday dust and minor surface marks between cleanings, which makes it a common choice for garages and busy commercial spaces. Flake size and color combinations can be adjusted to match a specific look, from a subtle neutral blend to a bolder, high-contrast pattern.
Solid-Color Epoxy
Solid-color epoxy uses a single-tone base coat for a clean, consistent surface without the added texture of flakes or metallic pigments. It's a straightforward option for spaces where a uniform look is the priority, such as a workshop, basement, or retail showroom, and it's available in a range of standard colors.
Metallic Epoxy
Metallic epoxy blends pigments into the base coat using techniques that create a flowing, dimensional pattern rather than a flat color. Because the pigments move differently with every application, no two metallic floors look exactly alike. It's typically chosen for spaces meant to make a visual statement, such as a showroom, retail floor, or a garage used as more than storage.
Quartz Flooring
Quartz flooring incorporates quartz granules into the coating system, adding texture and built-in traction. It's often used in commercial and industrial settings that see heavy foot traffic, frequent cleaning, or exposure to moisture, since the broadcast granules add durability beyond a standard base coat.
Protective Topcoats
Every system is sealed with a topcoat suited to the space and how it will be used. A topcoat supports wear resistance, cleaning, and the finished appearance of the floor, but no coating is scratch-proof, waterproof, or permanently resistant to ultraviolet exposure performance depends on the product selected and how the floor is maintained over time.
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