MetallicEpoxyFloors

A metallic floor, shaped around your space

Concrete preparation, metallic pigment application, and a protective topcoat each play a part in the finished floor. Color references can help describe the movement you like, while the slab and pigment application shape a pattern that is individual to the project.

What Shapes the Design

• Design references and color direction reviewed
• Existing slab condition and preparation discussed
• Metallic pattern goals and variation explained
• Finish and care questions addressed before the quote

Prepare the Concrete

The existing slab and its condition inform the preparation needed for the selected floor system.

Apply Metallic Pigments

Metallic pigments are applied and worked through the coating to create color movement and visual depth.

Shape the Pattern

Pigment movement creates the floor's pattern. Color references can guide the design, while the finished movement varies from floor to floor.

Complete the Finish

A project-specific protective topcoat completes the floor system. Confirm care and return-to-use guidance for the planned installation.

Can a metallic floor match a photo exactly?

Use photos to show the color, contrast, and pattern movement you like. Metallic finishes develop their own movement, so a reference can guide the design conversation but cannot guarantee an exact copy.

How do I choose colors and pattern?

Bring a few references and describe the feeling you want in the room, such as brighter, darker, calmer, or more dramatic. Discuss available colors and how lighting and nearby finishes affect the look before making a selection.

What information helps with a quote?

Share the project city, approximate floor dimensions, wide and close-up photos, current surface condition, and any existing coating. Include the color references and tell us how the space is used.

What if the concrete is cracked or already coated?

Include close-up photos and mention any known repairs, peeling, or previous coating. Existing conditions can affect the preparation plan, so they should be reviewed as part of the project scope.

When can the room be used again?

Return-to-use timing depends on the materials, site conditions, and project plan. Confirm the specific access and timing instructions for your floor before scheduling around it.