Epoxy flakes flooring is a combination of epoxy resin and coloured vinyl chips or flakes. It is a cost-effective alternative to traditional flooring options such as tiles, hardwood, and carpet.
The installation process involves applying multiple layers of epoxy resin mixed with colour flakes on top of the concrete subfloor. The end result is a smooth, glossy surface with specks of coloured flakes scattered throughout.
Only our consultants and managers are allowed to give the onsite inspection; this is to ensure that recommendations & quotation are given accurately
We offer cost-effective solutions catered for both residential and commercial clients
We provide warranty period of 12 months to rectified areas to give our customers a peace of mind
We are accredited Building & Construction Authority contractor. Therefore we have our responsibility to ensure all work abide to the authority quality guideline.
We are a locally registered company that provides the waterproofing services as the main core business and core service. Other services that complement to waterproofing are also provided so that we are able to service customers with under one roof and one point-of-contact service.
Epoxy flooring can be a great option for residential use, especially in areas with high foot traffic or where spills and stains are common. It is durable, easy to clean, and can add a unique look to any space.
Yes, epoxy flooring can be applied over existing concrete, tile, or even wood floors as long as they are properly prepared beforehand.
Yes, there are endless possibilities when it comes to designing an epoxy floor. You can choose from a variety of colours and flakes to create a unique look that suits your space.
While epoxy floors are known for their durability and easy maintenance, there are a few tips to keep them looking their best.
Regularly sweeping or vacuuming the floor to remove debris and mopping with a mild cleaner is recommended. It’s also important to avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on the surface as they can damage the sealant.
