Practical, with character
Flake
floors.
Coloured flakes sealed in glossy epoxy. Practical, hard-wearing and lively to look at.
Exact price after a site survey
A flake floor is made by broadcasting small coloured flakes (chips) into a fresh layer of epoxy. Once it has cured, the surface is sealed with clear epoxy, which gives a perfectly smooth, glossy finish.
Flakes in different colours and sizes do a fine job of hiding small bits of dirt, which makes this floor an ideal choice wherever hard work gets done. They also look livelier than a solid-colour floor.
Features
- Hides dirt brilliantly
- Anti-slip version available
- Custom flake colour blends
- High abrasion resistance
- Looks right in a workshop or a home
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The price depends mainly on the condition of the substrate. Put together a no-obligation quote online in a few clicks.
Epoxy flake floors by EPOXIDOVO
An epoxy flake floor is a poured floor with coloured flakes broadcast into the resin while it is still wet. Once it has cured, the surface is sealed with a topcoat. The flakes disguise minor unevenness and dirt, and the surface is naturally anti-slip. Prices start at €44.90 per m² and the thickness is 2–4 mm.
Our build-up is precisely defined: Sikafloor-151 primer, a Sikafloor-264 Plus main layer, a decorative flake broadcast and two coats of Sikafloor-304W topcoat.
Who a flake floor is for
It most often goes into home and professional garages, workshops and hobby rooms, cellars and plant rooms. It’s also popular in commercial premises with heavy foot traffic, where the floor needs to look clean between one clean and the next.
Epoxy garage floor: why go for flakes
The Sikafloor-264 Plus main layer shrugs off tyres and a jack, and neither oil nor winter road salt soaks into it. The flakes add what a solid colour lacks: dust, grit and tyre marks don’t show up as much.
If you’re considering a metallic floor for the garage, it can be done, but it’s softer and tyres leave marks on it. For car workshops, tyre shops and workshops with heavier use we have a separate page on car workshop flooring.
How the installation works
After the site survey and substrate preparation comes the Sikafloor-151 primer. Twelve hours later the main layer is poured and the flakes are scattered into it while it’s still wet. Once it has cured, the surface is sealed with two coats of topcoat, each after a 24-hour interval.
You can walk on the finished floor after 36 hours. You can park the car in the garage after 7 days, once the floor takes full load.
How to choose the flake colour
We put the flake colour blend together to order. A more varied mix hides dirt better; a subtler one looks calmer.
Why a flake floor from EPOXIDOVO
A garage isn’t a living room, and the floor has to cope with that. So we don’t put down cheap garage floor paint; we pour a system with a main layer built for load. The site survey and the quote cost you nothing.