A soft, cloud-like sweep
Mistral
floors.
A soft, cloud-like trowelled pattern in a polyurethane floor coating. A calm surface with no hard edges and not a single joint.
Exact price after a site survey
Mistral is not epoxy — it is a decorative trowel-applied polyurethane from the Arturo collection. We lay it 2 mm thick over Arturo EP 6200 primer and seal it with a two-component (2K) polyurethane topcoat. It is more flexible and more UV-stable than epoxy, so the shade can cope with a room flooded with daylight.
We draw the pattern by hand with a trowel, so you won’t find a repeating motif anywhere on the floor — the transitions are soft, with no hard edges. The Mistral range comes in 10 shades. We are still adding photos of our own projects; for now we show the manufacturer’s original samples.
Features
- Polyurethane, not epoxy — more flexible and more UV-stable
- Laid at 2 mm, with no joints or transitions
- 10 shades from the Arturo Mistral collection
- Hand-trowelled — every floor looks different
- Sealed with a 2K polyurethane topcoat
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.
Mistral polyurethane floors by EPOXIDOVO
Mistral is a decorative polyurethane resin floor from the Arturo collection with a soft, cloud-like trowelled pattern. We lay it 2 mm thick over Arturo EP 6200 primer and seal it with a two-component (2K) polyurethane topcoat. There are 10 shades to choose from and prices start at €104 per m².
We draw the pattern by hand with a trowel, so you won’t find a repeat anywhere on the floor. We’re still adding photos of our own Mistral projects; until then we work from the manufacturer’s original samples.
Why polyurethane and not epoxy
Polyurethane is more flexible and more UV-stable than epoxy. In living spaces that means quieter footsteps and a shade that holds up even in a bright room with large windows. That’s why we don’t pour epoxy in flats and houses at all.
Who Mistral is for
For flats and living spaces, showrooms and shops, doctors’ surgeries and waiting rooms. Anywhere the floor should feel calm, with no hard edges and not a single joint between rooms. One continuous surface can run through several rooms at once with no threshold strips.
Mistral, Velura or Concrete Look
All three are polyurethane; they differ in looks. Mistral has a cloud-like pattern in ten shades. Velura is a flexible poured floor with a subtle pattern, a silk-matt finish and 67 shades. Concrete Look imitates exposed concrete and comes in 29 shades.
If you want a calm surface with no pattern at all, see the solid-colour floor.
How to choose a Mistral shade
You can choose any of the ten shades in the Mistral range. Because every floor is trowelled by hand, a sample shows the colour and the character, not the exact pattern.
After the site survey and substrate preparation comes the primer, then the hand-trowelled coat and finally the topcoat. We don’t lay it outdoors, where frost and damp would break it down.
Why Mistral from EPOXIDOVO
With Mistral the build-up, thickness and topcoat are fixed, so you know in advance what you’re getting. We charge nothing for the site survey or the quote.