Metallic Epoxy

Metallic epoxy floors

Marbled. Deep. Mirror gloss. No two alike.

A metallic floor is part coating, part craft. Every one is made by hand on site, so the floor you get is the only one like it.

What It Is

What is metallic epoxy?

Metallic epoxy is a decorative epoxy floor system that has metallic pigments mixed into the resin. While it’s still wet, the epoxy is worked and moved across the floor so the pigments flow, swirl and settle into movement and depth.

Once it cures and gets its topcoat, you’re left with a seamless, high-gloss surface that looks like liquid metal, polished stone or marble — and is far tougher than bare concrete.

Wide view of a silver and charcoal metallic epoxy floor with a mirror-gloss finish reflecting the windows
Silver & charcoal metallic, commercial install.
The Look

A floor that looks like art

Marbled

Soft veins and swirls that read like natural stone or marble.

3D depth

Metallic pigments catch light at different angles, so the floor seems to move as you walk across it.

Mirror gloss

A high-gloss finish that reflects light and brightens the whole room.

One of a kind

Every metallic floor is made by hand, so no two ever turn out the same.

Recent Work

Metallic floors we’ve installed

Real floors from our jobs — no stock photos.

Metallic epoxy floor with a mirror-gloss finish reflecting a row of windows
Mirror gloss that reflects the windows
Close-up of white, silver and charcoal swirls in a metallic epoxy floor
Swirl detail up close
Walking the finished metallic floor
Silver metallic epoxy floor running up to dark cabinets and black subway tile
Clean edges at cabinets and tile
Silver metallic epoxy floor in a commercial restroom with dark walls
Commercial restroom
High-gloss silver metallic epoxy floor with light reflections
High-gloss finish
Where It Fits

Where metallic epoxy works best

Metallic floors are a statement. They’re at their best in spaces where people notice the floor — and where an easy-to-clean, seamless surface is a plus.

Not sure if metallic or flake is the better fit? Flake hides dust and adds grip texture; metallic is about looks and gloss. We’ll help you choose at your free estimate. Browse flake colors to compare.

Silver metallic epoxy being mixed in a bucket
How It’s Made

From bare concrete to liquid metal

  1. Prep the concrete. We diamond grind with a 25″ planetary grinder and HEPA dust collection, then repair cracks and damaged spots.
  2. Base coat. A base coat goes down to create an even, sealed foundation for the metallic layer.
  3. Mix the metallic. Metallic pigment is mixed thoroughly into the epoxy — that’s the silver swirl you see here.
  4. Pour & manipulate. The metallic epoxy is poured and worked by hand while it’s wet to create movement, veining and depth.
  5. Topcoat & cure. A protective topcoat locks in the look and adds durability.
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