One-of-a-kind luxury
Marble-effect
floors.
Hand-worked veining that recalls real marble. Every floor is a one-off.
Exact price after a site survey
Marble-effect epoxy floors are craftsmanship at its finest. We create them by applying pigments by hand; they blend in the glossy epoxy and spontaneously form unique veining.
No two pours are the same. This is the choice for people who want something in their space that will never be repeated anywhere else — a piece of art underfoot instead of ordinary tiles.
Features
- Always a one-off pattern
- Marble, concrete or agate effect
- A blend of 2–5 shades
- High-gloss or semi-matt finish
- No transitions — like a single piece
Want to know what it will cost?
The price depends mainly on the condition of the substrate. Put together a no-obligation quote online in a few clicks.
Marble-effect resin floors at EPOXIDOVO
A marble-effect resin floor is made by drawing pigments through the liquid layer by hand, so the veining never repeats. We build it from the TopStone Mramor (marble) system: two coats of TopStone EP02 primer, a TopStone EP11 marble base worked in several colours, and two coats of TopStone EP22 Plus topcoat. The thickness is 3–5 mm and prices start at €139 per m².
The topcoat is matt. We don’t offer a gloss marble-effect floor, because the topcoat that seals this system isn’t made in a gloss version.
Who a marble-effect floor is for
For anyone who wants something in their space that exists nowhere else: statement living rooms, hotel and spa areas, showrooms and boutiques, bathrooms and kitchens. There are no transitions in the floor, so the marble reads as a single slab.
If you’re drawn more to the play of light and depth than to the veining of stone, take a look at a metallic floor. Both are made in the same TopStone system; only the effect differs.
Where marble doesn’t belong
We don’t lay it outdoors, because UV light destroys the effect and the surface would be slippery. Nor do we lay it on stairs, which need an anti-slip broadcast that would hide the pattern. For a garage we’d recommend a flake or solid-colour floor instead.
How to choose a marble-effect floor
You pick the base colour and the veining colour from the RAL range. A white marble epoxy floor with grey veining feels light and airy in a kitchen or a bathroom; dark combinations make a stronger statement.
For upkeep, a damp mop and a pH-neutral cleaner will do. Scouring pads and abrasive products scratch the matt topcoat. Over the years it’s the topcoat that wears, not the pattern beneath it, and the topcoat can be renewed without re-pouring the floor.
How the installation works
Two coats of primer go onto the prepared substrate; 12 hours later the marble base is worked, and after a further 24 hours the topcoat goes on in two coats. The finished floor can be walked on after 48 hours and fully loaded after 10 days.
Why a marble-effect floor from EPOXIDOVO
The pattern is drawn by a person with a trowel, not by a machine, and that is exactly what makes every floor a one-off. Have a look at our projects, and once you’ve settled on a direction, send us a no-obligation enquiry.