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Eight types of floor.
Endless possibilities.

Each category has its own character, its own price and its own story. We’ll help you choose the one that’s exactly right for your space.

01

Solid colour

Clean lines, timeless elegance

A minimalist solution for those who want calm and order. A smooth, monolithic surface in a single shade — ideal for modern interiors, kitchens and retail spaces.

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02

Flake

Practical, with character

Coloured flakes sealed into glossy epoxy. They hide dirt brilliantly, wear well and look lively. A top choice for garages, workshops and commercial spaces.

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03

Marble-effect

One-of-a-kind luxury

Hand-made veining that recalls real marble — every floor is an original. It creates a sense of luxury without the cost of real stone.

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04

Metallic

A play of light and depth

Metallic-effect pigments bring the floor to life with every step. A 3D illusion, a unique sheen and a real wow factor — for showrooms, commercial premises and prestige spaces.

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05

Velura

Silk-matt, soft underfoot

A flexible poured polyurethane floor with a subtle pattern in a silk-matt finish. Soft underfoot and without a single joint — for flats, houses and offices.

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06

Mistral

A soft, cloud-like sweep

The Mistral range by Arturo — soft transitions and a calm surface with no hard edges. For living spaces, showrooms and surgeries.

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07

Concrete Look

Exposed concrete, without the joints

The Concrete Look and Concreta ranges by Arturo — the look of exposed concrete, but smooth, seamless and easy to maintain.

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08

Industrial

For factories, production and logistics

Floors for factories, warehouses and production. Where the site calls for it, also anti-static (ESD), for explosive atmospheres (ATEX), anti-slip, or hygienic for food production.

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Eight types of poured resin floor from EPOXIDOVO

A poured resin floor is made right on site. The material is poured over the prepared substrate and cures into a single piece, with no joints and no thresholds between rooms. We offer eight types, and each has its own page with the build-up, thickness and a guide price.

The practical choices are a solid-colour floor and a flake floor. The decorative options are a metallic floor and a marble-effect floor. The polyurethane floors with a pattern or a concrete look are Velura, Mistral and Concrete Look. For factories and production there is industrial flooring.

Who it’s for

At home it suits the kitchen and the living room, where you’ll appreciate a seamless floor that’s easy to wash. In garages, workshops and cellars durability is what counts; in showrooms and shops it’s the look. For warehouses and production, load and safety matter most.

Each of these groups needs a different build-up. That’s why, when you enquire, we ask about the space and the substrate first and the colour only afterwards.

Epoxy or polyurethane

Epoxy is hard and highly resistant to abrasion, so we pour it in garages, workshops and warehouses. Polyurethane is more flexible, cushions footsteps and copes better with UV light. It belongs in flats, houses and outdoors.

We have a firm rule on this: always polyurethane in living spaces, never epoxy outdoors. We don’t mix two materials in one flat, and we don’t put a resin in the sun that would turn yellow.

How to choose a poured resin floor

Answer four questions. Where will it go: at home, in a garage or in business premises? Is it indoors or outdoors? What will it sit on: concrete, cement screed, anhydrite or old tiles? And what look do you want: one calm shade or a bold pattern?

Metallic, marble-effect and Concrete Look floors are for interiors only, and we don’t lay them on stairs. Timber and OSB boards need a site survey. Once you know what you want, browse our projects or go straight to a no-obligation enquiry.

Why choose EPOXIDOVO

For every type we have the specific products and the number of coats set out, from Sika, TopStone or Arturo. So the quote rests on exactly the same build-up that is later poured on site.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between an epoxy and a polyurethane resin floor?

Epoxy is the harder of the two and wears better, which makes it right for garages, workshops and warehouses. Polyurethane is more flexible, quieter underfoot and more UV-stable, so we use it in flats, in houses and outdoors.

Can a poured resin floor go over underfloor heating?

Yes. The manufacturer doesn’t rule out underfloor heating. It only points out that a heated floor under a heavy point load can be left with an indentation, so heavy furniture should stand on pads. The substrate must be dry before pouring; we measure the moisture during the site survey.

Which type is best for a house?

In flats and houses we pour flexible polyurethane systems: solid-colour, Velura, Mistral or Concrete Look. If you want a statement design, we’ll make you a metallic or marble-effect floor from the TopStone system.

Can you pour over OSB board?

Only after a site survey. Timber and OSB react to moisture and move, so the build-up has to be designed for the specific structure.

What layers make up a poured resin floor?

Usually a primer, a main layer and a topcoat. A solid-colour floor for a home, for example, has Sikafloor-151 primer, a Sikafloor-3000 main layer and two coats of Sikafloor-304W matt topcoat.

Can it be laid on a terrace too?

Yes, but only in polyurethane. For terraces, balconies and outdoor garages we use a flexible, UV-stable system. Metallic, marble-effect and Concrete Look floors are for indoor use only.

How soon can you walk on a new floor?

A solid-colour floor can be walked on after 24 hours, a flake floor after 36 and a marble-effect floor after 48. They can take full load after 7 to 10 days, depending on the type.