Flake Resin Floors | Decorative Flake Epoxy | Epoxy Drip

A flake floor is built by broadcasting coloured vinyl flakes into a wet epoxy coat, letting it cure, scraping back the loose excess and sealing everything under clear topcoat. The result looks a bit like granite or terrazzo, with a subtle texture underfoot.

It's the practical pick. The pattern hides dust, small marks and tyre scuffs far better than a solid colour or a high-gloss metallic, and the texture gives extra grip, especially with anti-slip added to the topcoat.

Choose a light partial broadcast for a speckled look, or a full broadcast for complete coverage and maximum texture. Blends are available in everything from greys and blacks to warm stone tones.

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Slip-resistant texture

The flake gives a gentle texture; add anti-slip aggregate to the topcoat for wet areas.

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Hides the everyday

Speckled patterns disguise dust, grit and minor scuffs between cleans.

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Hard-wearing

A multi-layer system with a tough topcoat, suited to garages, utility rooms and busy commercial areas.

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Seamless and hygienic

No joints. Can be coved up the wall for easy clean-down in kitchens and wash areas.

Render of a flake resin floor with a grey and black blend

Render of a finished garage floor under LED lighting

Questions about flake floors

Flake or metallic for a garage?

Metallic gives the showroom look and is surprisingly tough with the right topcoat, but it shows dust and fine scratches more. Flake is more forgiving day to day and has more texture. Plenty of people choose flake for the working garage and metallic for the room they show off.

Is a flake floor rough?

No. After the broadcast cures we scrape and sand off the loose flake, then apply clear topcoat. It feels lightly textured rather than rough. Add anti-slip and it's grippier.

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