Metallic flooring is both a technical coating system and an artisan finish. The quality of the result depends on concrete preparation, moisture control, base-colour consistency, pigment selection, application timing, and the installer’s technique. Epoxy Boss develops the colour composition around the room, lighting, furnishings, and desired level of contrast. Metallic floors are best suited to controlled interiors where visual impact is a priority and the selected topcoat matches the traffic and cleaning requirements.
Prepped and stable concrete foundation, repaired with polyurea.
Epoxy or urethane primer, with a moisture membrane where slab conditions require it.
Epoxy or urethane base colour coordinated with the metallic palette.
Metallic powders dispersed into high-flow 100% solids epoxy.
Aliphatic polyurethane, with aluminum oxide or quartz added where traction is required.
Abstract depth and a liquid-like shine that reads more like a finished surface than a floor coating.
Colours, contrast and movement are selected per project; the epoxy base can be upgraded for added toughness.
The most expensive system in the range, specified where visual impact is the point.
Slopes, cracks and uneven slabs must be corrected first; the system needs a flat, sound canvas.
The pattern cannot be reproduced exactly, which makes localized repairs difficult to blend.
Best suited to controlled interiors; heavy traffic and industrial use call for a flake or quartz system.
A non-slip additive can be included in the topcoat where spills are a realistic concern.
Designed for climate-controlled rooms where appearance carries more weight than raw durability.
The design coat cannot be rushed; proper development and cure time are part of the specification.
