What Is Epoxy Flake Flooring?
One of the most popular methods for creating decorative flooring is by using colored vinyl flakes. Epoxy flake flooring, when done well, creates an easy to clean, attractive, durable high performance floor with excellent non-slip characteristics as well.
We install industrial and commercial epoxy flake floors in facilities of all kinds.
From medical facilities to automotive to laboratories, commercial kitchens, as an industrial or commercial garage floor coating and more, epoxy flake systems are excellent flooring options.
Double Broadcast and Installation Method
Anatomy of a Flake Epoxy Floor System
Primer / Base Coat
The first coat of epoxy is applied over a concrete floor and flake aggregate is broadcast into it.
Body Coat
Grout Coat
Top Coat
In certain applications, we may even create a floor with 5, 6 or even more layers.
These multiple layers ensure the floor has an incredible, even look and distribution of flakes.
Design Options
We can provide many color palettes of pre-made combinations, or we can custom blend flakes for you too if you have a specific color combination in mind.
Specialty Epoxy Flakes
These appear almost like stone or other natural material as well as other interesting, varied combinations.
Beyond Vinyl Epoxy Flakes
Metal epoxy flakes, mica flakes, iridescent acrylic flakes, natural material flakes and more.
While these are typically more expensive, they can create unique and eye-catching epoxy flake flooring option.
ESD Epoxy Flake Floors
Many people don’t that technical epoxy floors with a specific purpose can also be made as epoxy flooring with flakes.
For example, ESD epoxy flooring, which stands for electrostatic discharge flooring, is used in labs, cleanrooms and areas where there is a risk of electrostatic damage to electrical components or a risk of explosion in the space.
These areas don’t have to be a dull, smooth, single-color epoxy or an alternate material all together.
Instead, many technical or otherwise purpose driven floors can be built with a decorative epoxy flake too.
We’ve installed beautiful floors in all sorts of environments that others didn’t realize was possible.
Urethane Cement and Epoxy Flake Floors
Adding on to the idea above, hearty floors, like a urethane cement floor, can also be made to be decorative.
Urethane cement floors are respected for their durability, thickness, ability to handle concrete slab moisture and other properties, but they don’t offer a lot of visual excitement. However, there is an alternative to the gray, dark gray or neutral colors these floors typically are found with.
Enter urethane cement with epoxy and/or polyaspartic top coats.
Making a Urethane Cement Floor Decorative
Once that has dried, an epoxy coat is laid over the top and decorative aggregate is broadcast into that layer.
Next comes a grout coat and finally a top coat of epoxy or polyaspartic.
Voila! Now we’ve installed a thick, durable, great looking decorative floor.
Talk to the Experts
With millions of square feet installed since 1989, there is a good chance we have the solution to even your trickiest requests. Call us or send an email. We welcome the opportunity to discuss your floors with you.
303-762-1600
Testimonials
Andrew and Tim are very easy to work with they are willing to help if they can with any situation. Their team is responsive and works with you toward the end goal. Overall the General industrial is a pleasure to work with being very professional with a high quality of workmanship.
- Roger Judd
General Industrial Flooring installed a metallic epoxy floor in our office and warehouse areas. We love our new floor! It is beautiful and functional. Andrew, Tim, and the crew did everything including all prep work. We highly recommend this team.
- Christopher Fullerton
We have worked with General Industrial Flooring for many years… They do fantastic work, All of the installers are polite, experienced and enjoyable to work with.
- Eric Heiney
Areas Serviced
We provide industrial flooring services in Denver and across the front range of Colorado. For certain larger projects, we are willing to travel.
Arvada
Aurora
Boulder
Brighton
Breckenridge
Broomfield
Castle Pines
Castle Rock
Centennial
Colorado Springs
Denver
Englewood
Evergreen
Ft. Collins
Golden
Granby
Greeley
Greenwood Village
Highlands Ranch
Ken Caryl
Lafayette
Lakewood
Larkspur
Littleton
Lone Tree
Longmont
Louisville
Monument
Northglenn
Parker
Roxborough Park
Silverthorne
Superior
Thornton
Vail
Watkins
Westminster
Wheat Ridge
Windsor
Winter Park




