Metallic epoxy floors for showrooms, lobbies and retail

A decorative floor with real durability

Metallic epoxy uses fine metallic pigments mixed into a clear epoxy. As the resin is spread and worked, the pigments move and settle, creating swirls, veining and a three-dimensional look. The effect can be subtle and stone-like or bold and high-contrast.

Under the decorative layer, it is still an epoxy floor. It seals the slab, resists spills and handles regular foot traffic in public spaces. A clear urethane or polyaspartic topcoat protects the finish from scratches and UV yellowing.

What makes a good metallic install

Metallic systems show every flaw in the slab, so prep is critical. We grind, fill cracks and level low spots before priming. A tinted base coat sets the background colour, then the metallic coat is applied and worked by hand while it is still workable.

Because the look depends on installer technique, we review colour samples and finish references with you before work starts. Lighting, room size and traffic patterns all affect how the floor reads once it is complete.

Where metallic works best

Metallic is a fit for front-of-house areas where appearance matters: showrooms, retail, offices, restaurants and reception areas. It is not the right choice for heavy industrial traffic or areas with constant abrasive grit. Some residential basements use it too, but most of our metallic work is commercial.