FAQ

Epoxy flake flooring, also known as epoxy chip flooring, is a type of epoxy flooring that incorporates decorative flakes or chips into the epoxy resin. These flakes come in various colors and sizes, allowing for customization. Epoxy flake flooring not only adds aesthetic appeal but also provides additional texture and slip resistance.

Metallic epoxy flooring is a stunning and unique flooring option that uses metallic pigments mixed into the epoxy resin. It creates a three-dimensional, marbled effect with a high-gloss finish. Metallic epoxy is often chosen for its artistic and luxurious appearance, making it suitable for residential and commercial spaces looking to make a bold statement.

Polished concrete is a process of grinding, honing, and polishing the surface of a concrete slab to achieve a glossy, reflective finish. While both polished concrete and epoxy flooring offer durability and low maintenance, they differ in appearance and customization. Polished concrete retains the natural look of concrete, whereas epoxy flooring can be customized with various colors and patterns.

• Durability
  Epoxy flooring is highly resistant to wear and tear, making it suitable for high-traffic areas.
• Chemical Resistance
  It can withstand exposure to chemicals and is easy to clean.
• Aesthetics
  Epoxy can be customized with a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures.
• Safety
  Epoxy can be formulated with anti-slip properties for added safety.
• Longevity
  Properly maintained epoxy flooring can last for many years.

Maintenance is simple:

• Regularly sweep or dust mop to remove debris.
• Clean spills promptly to prevent staining.
• Periodically mop with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner.
• Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning tools.

In many cases, yes. Epoxy flooring can be applied over concrete, wood, or existing tile, provided that the surface is properly prepared. It’s essential to assess the condition of the existing floor and consult with a professional for the best approach.

The installation time varies based on the size and complexity of the project. Generally, a small residential space can be completed in a day or two, while larger commercial or industrial installations may take longer.

Epoxy flooring is a sustainable option as it can contribute to LEED certification points due to its durability, low maintenance, and the use of low-VOC (volatile organic compounds) formulations.

Yes, epoxy flooring can be repaired if it is chipped or damaged. Minor repairs can often be done by a professional to restore the seamless finish.

Remember that for the best results, it’s essential to hire a reputable epoxy flooring contractor with experience in the specific type of flooring you desire. They can assess your needs and provide guidance tailored to your project.