Epoxy Flake Flooring In Cambridge, Ontario

Flake Hides Dirt Between Cleanings

Epoxy flake flooring hides dust, tire marks and salt residue better than a solid colour. That is why it suits garages, mudrooms and basements where dirt comes in every day.

Plain grey shows each boot print. A flake floor breaks up the surface so it looks clean longer.

Full Flake Or Partial Flake

A full flake floor covers the base coat completely with chips. It gives the most texture and the most colour. A partial flake floor scatters chips over a solid colour for a lighter look.

Sample boards come along on the visit so you can judge colours under your own lights. Around here, grey granite, sandstone tan and slate blue blends get picked most.

Epoxy Flake Flooring Adds Grip On Wet Floors

The chips give the floor a light texture under the topcoat. That helps tires and boots grip when snow melts on a garage floor. Entries and shops can also get a fine grit stirred into the topcoat.

Epoxy Flake Flooring Works In Many Rooms

Epoxy flake flooring suits a garage, a basement, a laundry room, a workout space or a small shop. A polyaspartic topcoat over the flake gives a fast cure and resists yellowing.

How Epoxy Flake Flooring Goes Down

After grinding and repairs, we roll a coloured base coat over the floor. While it is still wet, we broadcast flake by hand until the base disappears. Once that cures, we scrape off loose chips, vacuum and roll on the clear topcoat. The result is epoxy flake flooring with no bald spots and an even texture.

Chip Size Changes The Look

Small chips give a fine, speckled look like granite. Larger chips give a bolder pattern and hide more dirt. Most local garages get a medium chip, which splits the difference. We can also blend two or three colours to suit your siding or trim.