Metallic Designer Epoxy Flooring

High-gloss, marbled metallic epoxy floors that create stunning, one-of-a-kind designer finishes for showrooms, retail, and residential spaces.

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Overview

Metallic epoxy blends reflective pigments into a clear resin that is worked by hand, so every floor is a one-off. The result reads like polished stone or liquid marble, with depth that changes as you move across the room — a statement surface that still carries the durability of a full epoxy system.

Where It Works

Showrooms, lobbies, and retail floors
Restaurants, bars, and event spaces
Custom garages and man caves
Feature rooms in high-end residential

What's Included

Surface prep and moisture testing
Pigmented epoxy base coat
Hand-worked metallic pour and effects
High-build clear topcoat with UV-stable option
Color layout approved with a sample board

The Process

How a Metallic Floor Is Installed

Five stages, typically two to four days on site depending on square footage and cure times.

1
Prep & Repair
Diamond grinding to open the slab, plus crack, joint, and spall repair so the finished pour lays flat and bonds for good.
2
Moisture Vapor Barrier Primer
A moisture vapor barrier primer is applied to block slab moisture and lock in adhesion before any color goes down.
3
Pigmented Base Coat
A solid-color epoxy base is rolled to set the undertone the metallic layer floats on.
4
Hand-Worked Metallic Pour
Reflective pigments are poured and moved by hand using squeegees, rollers, blowers, and brushes into a custom marbled design.
5
High-Build Clear Coat
A clear polyaspartic or urethane topcoat locks in the design with mirror gloss, UV stability, and abrasion resistance.

Color Chart

Metallic Pigment Colors

Real metallic pigment samples. Every floor is hand-worked, so no two pours are identical — colors can also be layered or blended together for a custom look. Sample boards are approved before we pour.