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Clean lines, timeless elegance

Solid-color
floors.

A smooth, monolithic surface in a single shade. Quiet elegance that never dates.

Estimated price
from $4.52/sq ft

Exact price after a site survey

Solid-color epoxy floors are clean, minimalist design at its purest. No patterns, no noise — just one continuous shade from wall to wall.

With no joints, you get a surface that is extremely easy to look after and hygienically clean, and that looks as if your floor were a single sheet of glass. On a properly prepared substrate it lasts for decades without cracking or peeling.

Features

  • No joints or transitions
  • Over 100 RAL colors to choose from
  • Smooth matt or gloss finish
  • 1–3 mm thick, depending on use
  • Can be walked on within 24 hours

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.

A solid-color resin floor from EPOXIDOVO

A solid-color resin floor is one shade from wall to wall, with no pattern and no joints. You choose from more than 100 RAL colors, the thickness is 1–3 mm depending on use, and prices start at $4.52 per square foot.

We choose the material to suit the space. In homes we pour Sikafloor-3000 polyurethane and seal it with two coats of Sikafloor-304W matt topcoat. It’s flexible, muffles footsteps, isn’t cold to the touch and doesn’t yellow under the topcoat. In garages and workshops we use Sikafloor-264 Plus epoxy, which withstands tires and a jack and doesn’t take up oil or salt.

Who a solid-color floor is for

It suits modern kitchens and living rooms, offices, shops and showrooms, and garages and workshops too. It’s the most versatile type in our whole range, and the best place to start if you want a resin floor without any experiments.

If you’re not sure whether you’d rather have a livelier surface, compare it with a flake floor, which hides dust better, or a metallic floor, which is the decorative choice.

White, gray or anthracite: how to choose a shade

A white resin floor makes a room look bigger and goes well with wood. A light floor shows dust more, though, while a dark one shows smears and scuff marks from shoes. If in doubt, go for a mid-gray.

Shades are chosen by RAL code. The finish can be matt or gloss: in homes we use a matt topcoat, and gloss is there if that’s your taste.

How the installation works

At the site survey we measure the moisture and strength of the substrate. The prepared substrate is primed, the main layer follows 12 hours later and the topcoat after another 24 hours. You can walk on a solid-color floor after 24 hours and load it fully after 7 days.

For a terrace we pour it in a UV-stable polyurethane system, and on stairs we add an anti-slip finish.

Looking after a solid-color floor

The surface is seamless and non-absorbent, so dirt has nowhere to hide. A damp mop and a pH-neutral cleaner are all you need. Scouring pads, abrasive cleaners and grit walked in from the street will dull and scratch the topcoat, so a doormat at the entrance is well worth having.

Why a solid-color floor from EPOXIDOVO

We don’t use one material for everything. You can have the same shade in the living room and the garage, but underneath it each room gets a different build-up — the one that will last there. Both the site survey and the quote are free of charge.

Frequently asked questions

What colors does a solid-color floor come in?

You can choose from over 100 RAL colors, from white through the grays to anthracite.

Is a matt or a gloss solid-color floor better?

Both are possible. In homes we finish it with two coats of Sikafloor-304W matt topcoat. A gloss surface is a matter of taste, chosen mostly for business premises and showrooms.

Which material do you use in a flat and which in a garage?

In apartments and houses, flexible Sikafloor-3000 polyurethane with a matt topcoat. In garages and workshops, hard Sikafloor-264 Plus epoxy, which stands up to tires and doesn’t absorb oil or salt.

When can you walk on a solid-color floor?

24 hours after it’s finished. It’s ready for full load, such as furniture or a car, after 7 days.

How thick is a solid-color resin floor?

1–3 mm, depending on use and the condition of the substrate.

How much does a solid-color resin floor cost?

From $4.52 per square foot. The final figure depends mainly on the condition of the substrate, which we assess at a free site survey.