Finish 01 / Metallic epoxy
Metallic
epoxy.
Light moves. The floor answers. Metallic pigments create a fluid finish with subtle variation, making every surface individual.
Basements · Showrooms · Feature interiors
A statement surface, considered as part of the room.
The direction of the pour, the colour balance and the way light falls across the room all shape a metallic finish. Start with the atmosphere you want to create, then work through samples and the practical requirements of your space.
- Explore restrained graphite, silver and deep blue directions.
- Discuss movement, sheen and the level of visual contrast.
- Review the existing slab before settling on a coating system.
Start with the surface
Condition, preparation and compatibility come before the final aesthetic.
Make it your own
Discuss colour, texture and sheen in the context of your room and lighting.
Plan for real life
Confirm installation, curing and care requirements before the work begins.
Before we begin
A few
useful details.
How much will my project cost?
Each quote depends on the area, existing surface, required repairs and selected finish. Share your approximate dimensions, location and a few photos to start. Final scope and pricing are confirmed after assessment.
Can you coat damaged concrete?
Existing cracks, coatings, contamination and moisture conditions need to be assessed first. Some surfaces need repairs or additional preparation; some conditions may make coating unsuitable until the underlying issue is resolved.
How long does installation take?
The schedule depends on preparation, the coating system and site conditions. Your quote should set out the installation window and separate guidance for foot traffic, furniture and vehicles. Do not use the surface until the specified curing period has passed.
Your space. Your next chapter.