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Epoxy Flooring

Solutions for Every Space

Epoxy floors have been on the rise within the last decade. With it being such a versatile concrete coating, it’s applications are endless. From veterinarian clinics to man caves and home garages, it’s the perfect flooring system. Its durability and resistance to stains and chemicals give it a huge advantage to that of traditional flooring, perfect for cleanrooms, barbershops, and salons. With the many types of epoxy systems; Decorative flake, quartz epoxy and metallic epoxy, the final finish is truly up to your imagination.

Flake and Quartz

Decorative flake and quartz systems are known for their high durability, slip resistance, chemical and stain resistant among many other benefits. The difference between the two are mainly their texture and finish look. Flake system is made of usually three colored vinyl flakes, whereas quartz closely resembles that of sand grains and also comes in different colors. These systems are usually in settings such as schools, hospitals, auto detailing shops, cleanrooms, garages and warehouses but have no limit to where they can be installed and be of great benefit.

Metallic Epoxy

Metallic epoxy systems are definitely the eye catchers when it comes to epoxy floors. Everything about these type of floors are unique on every floor, from the colorways, to the design, to the patterns. It’s guaranteed nobody will have a floor like your when you go with this system. Common sites where you will find a floor with this system are barbershops/salons, tattoo parlors, showrooms, man caves, kitchens/living rooms, and the list goes on.

It catches the eye of anyone that walks into the area and will have everyone talking about how your space is the one with the awesome floor.

 FAQs

  • Epoxy, because of its chemical structure, does yellow over time. However, with newer products in this market, there are resins that are made to slow down this reaction and maintain the floor’s color the same as when it was poured. The best product being a polyaspartic resin that is both UV protectant and very scratch resistant. Although this product does have its pros and cons, there are many other newer products that include some type of protection against “yellowing”.

  • There are many factors that play into how long an epoxy floor will last. A few of them being, what products were used, how well was the surface prepped, what system you chose to have, and so on. If your floor was done by a professional, using industrial grade products who took the time to prep correctly, then your floor is looking to last about 10-20 years. Of course, we have to keep in mind what type of use the floor is put through and how well its maintained. The better the upkeep, the longer it’ll last.

  • To maintain the durability and aesthetic appeal of your epoxy floor, regular upkeep is essential. Basic maintenance includes routine mopping to remove dirt and debris, sweeping and promptly cleaning up spills to prevent staining or etching. Additionally, consider placing protective mats or pads under heavy furniture or appliances to prevent scratching or denting surface. Avoid using harsh cleaning chemicals or abrasive tools that can damage the epoxy coating. By following these maintenance practices, you can ensure your epoxy floor remains both functional and visually appealing for years to come.