Epoxy flooring has an incredibly attractive variety of customized features. This includes patterns of several colors, and an assortment of options for textures. You can also decide upon the level of sparkle, contrast, or shine. After we apply your selections, West Coast Epoxy seals them in place with a clear topcoat that guards your Vallejo floor from stains, scratches, and wear, and protects from UV damage. Here are some brief explanations regarding the most requested added options with epoxy flooring.
Flakes for Epoxy Floors
Chips of single colors scattered in a randomized pattern contrast with your floor coat – and you do not need to stop with one type of flake. You can add flakes of various color possibilities to further enliven your floor, matching your interiors. Develop your choices on sport team colors, logo colors, or something totally personal. The possibilities are virtually endless! More Details
Micas
Color micas lend the appearance of granite, adding a metallic brilliance to the finish of your floor. As with color flakes, micas for epoxy flooring are not limited to one color. For instance, West Coast Epoxy can recreate the natural granite deposits of your choice. In addition, micas promote a festive atmosphere in any living space, room, or corridor. More Details
Colored Granules for Epoxy Floors
If you desire texture as well as color for your epoxy flooring, granules are your best option. Granules are colored particles that give grip to sloped or slick concrete. If your floor experiences many spills or holds potential for falls and slips, granules offer an extra level of grip, and they do so in solid colors or color combinations. More Details
Special Ordering Flakes, Micas, or Granules
For more information about any of these design possibilities for epoxy flooring, feel free to keep reading their individual pages on our website. If you have a question about a certain color combination, we’d love discussing it. Please contact us online or give West Coast Epoxy a call at 916-531-1874. Request a Free Quote