A custom floor, not a printed pattern
Metallic pigment moves through the coating as it is poured and worked. Colour selection, placement, timing and technique shape the final appearance. The result can range from controlled smoky movement to bold, high-contrast effects.
Where metallic epoxy works well
- Finished basements and entertainment rooms
- Retail spaces and showrooms
- Offices, studios and reception areas
- Feature rooms and custom interiors
Planning the design
We establish the base colour, metallic palette and approximate visual direction before installation. Samples and inspiration help communicate the target, but every poured floor develops its own movement. Room shape, lighting, batch size and pour sequence are part of the installation plan.
The complete system matters
The decorative metallic layer is only one part of the floor. Mechanical preparation, repairs, primer, coat thickness, environmental conditions and the protective topcoat all influence how the finished system performs.
Frequently asked questions
Will my floor look exactly like a sample?
No two metallic floors are identical. Samples are useful for colour and style direction, but the natural movement of a full-size pour will be unique.
Can metallic epoxy be installed in a garage?
It may be possible, but use, sunlight, traction and maintenance expectations should be discussed. Full-broadcast flake is often the more practical garage choice.
Is the finish glossy?
Metallic systems are commonly finished with a clear protective coat. Final sheen depends on the selected topcoat and project requirements.