Find the finish
that fits your floor.

Start with the look you like. The concrete underneath, the way you use the space, and the coating system matter just as much.

Close view of a decorative flake coating with blue, gray, and white chips
Decorative flake surface detail

Decorative flake

A speckled finish that can make everyday dirt and marks less obvious. Chip size, color blend, and texture can change the look considerably.

Finished solid-color epoxy floor in an industrial facility
Finished solid-color epoxy floor

Solid color

A simple, even look that puts the surface itself on display. See the color and sheen in person before making a choice.

Workers applying a floor surface beside a concrete edge
Floor application in progress

Special requirements

Heavy traffic, frequent cleaning, water, or chemical exposure can change the system a floor needs. Daily use and exposure must be understood before a system is chosen.

What does your floor need to handle?

These details help turn a preferred look into a practical plan.

  • How is the room used?Vehicles, foot traffic, storage, equipment, or public access?
  • What is on the floor now?Bare concrete, paint, or an existing coating?
  • What does the floor meet?Moisture, spills, sunlight, cleaning products, or heavy wear?
  • When can it be out of use?Installation, cure, and return-to-use affect the plan.