Three systems, one seamless surface
Epoxy floor systems
Metallic marble, Flake or solid color. All three are seamless surfaces with no joints or grout. What changes is the look, the texture and the price.
The systems
Choose by how it should look and how it will be used
Silver Black · MM-07
Metallic marble
Metallic pigments flowing through resin. Every floor is one of a kind.
What it is for
For when the floor is the centerpiece: living rooms, lobbies, retail and showrooms.
$100–$120/ m² installed
31 finishes
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Domino · FK-05
Flake
Torginol flakes broadcast to full coverage and sealed. Naturally slip-resistant.
What it is for
For hard-working spaces: garages, parking, covered terraces, warehouses and service areas.
$70–$90/ m² installed
15 finishes
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Medium Grey · CS-04
Solid color
A single pre-mixed color, smooth and minimalist.
What it is for
For visual order and easy cleaning: offices, industry, healthcare, schools and minimalist homes.
Quoted for each space
7 finishes
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Comparison
The three systems, side by side
| System | Metallic marble | Flake | Solid color |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | Veins and clouds with depth, high gloss | Multi-tone flake granite look | Uniform color, smooth and glossy |
| Texture / slip resistance | Smooth | Textured, naturally slip-resistant | Smooth |
| Where it works best | Living areas, offices, retail, showrooms | Garages, parking, warehouses, kitchens | Offices, industry, healthcare, schools |
| Price per m², installed | $100–$120 / m² installed | $70–$90 / m² installed | Quoted for each space |
| Finishes available | 31 | 15 | 7 |
| System layers | Base · Metallic pigment · Veining | Epoxy base · Flake · Contrast | Color · Variation · Gloss |
Metallic marble →
- Look
- Veins and clouds with depth, high gloss
- Texture / slip resistance
- Smooth
- Where it works best
- Living areas, offices, retail, showrooms
- Price per m², installed
- $100–$120 / m² installed
- Finishes available
- 31
- System layers
- Base · Metallic pigment · Veining
Flake →
- Look
- Multi-tone flake granite look
- Texture / slip resistance
- Textured, naturally slip-resistant
- Where it works best
- Garages, parking, warehouses, kitchens
- Price per m², installed
- $70–$90 / m² installed
- Finishes available
- 15
- System layers
- Epoxy base · Flake · Contrast
Solid color →
- Look
- Uniform color, smooth and glossy
- Texture / slip resistance
- Smooth
- Where it works best
- Offices, industry, healthcare, schools
- Price per m², installed
- Quoted for each space
- Finishes available
- 7
- System layers
- Color · Variation · Gloss
Quick guide
How to choose
- 01
Start with how it will be used
If there are cars, water or heavy traffic, Flake is the safe answer: it has texture and hides wear. If the space is dry and foot-traffic only, all three work.
- 02
Decide how much attention the floor should get
Metallic turns heads and never repeats. Solid color steps back and lets the furniture speak. Flake sits in between: discreet, with character.
- 03
Check the budget
Flake runs $70–$90 per m² and metallic $100–$120. Solid color is quoted for each space. The final price is confirmed at the free on-site assessment.
- 04
See it before you decide
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What all three share
- 350 psi bond strength: the concrete gives way first.
- Foot traffic after 24 h, vehicles after 48 h.
- Zero VOC, virtually odorless.
- Typical installation in 3 to 5 business days, depending on area and weather.
- EpoxyStarz, ProEpoxy and SB65 products, made in the United States.
Where to go next
Questions about the systems
Which system is the toughest?
All three start from the same 100% solids epoxy with 350 psi of bond strength. For heavy use and vehicle traffic we recommend Flake, because the full flake broadcast adds texture and hides wear.
Which is the most affordable with a published price?
Flake, at $70–$90 per m² installed. Metallic marble runs $100–$120. Solid color is quoted for each space.
Can I combine systems in the same home?
Yes. It is common to use Flake in the garage and metallic marble in the living areas. At the on-site assessment we define where each one ends.
Can they go over existing tile or concrete?
In many cases yes, after evaluation and mechanical surface preparation. We confirm it during the visit.