An epoxy flake system floor is a type of decorative flooring that combines the durability of epoxy resin with the beauteous appeal of flakes incorporated.

It involves applying a coloured epoxy base coat to a floor surface followed by scattering vinyl flakes or chips onto the wet epoxy.

Once the epoxy base coat cures, a clear topcoat is applied to confine the flakes in which provides durability and protection.

This system is popular for its aesthetic appeal, its cause of durability and chemical resistance. Its ease of maintenance makes it a popular choice for residential, commercial, and industrial spaces.

This flooring system consists of:

1. Epoxy resin: A clear, two-component resin that hardens when mixed together. It provides a strong, chemical-resistant base for the flooring.
2. Flakes: Colorful, thin flakes made from materials like polyester, vinyl, or acrylic. They’re broadcast onto the wet epoxy resin to create a decorative, textured finish.
3. System: The epoxy flake system includes multiple layers:
– A primer or base coat
– One or multiple layers of epoxy resin with flakes scattered onto each layer
– A topcoat or clear sealant to protect the flakes and epoxy