Flake flooring is a decorative epoxy system that broadcasts coloured flakes into the resin before it’s sealed, creating a textured, speckled finish that’s as durable as it is good-looking — a step up in presentation from a plain epoxy floor, without giving up any of the performance.
We install flake flooring across Perth for showrooms, retail spaces, offices and garages where appearance matters as much as day-to-day durability.
Flake systems are built the same way as our other epoxy floors — mechanically prepared concrete, a bonded resin base and a sealed topcoat — so you get the same durability and easy-clean performance as a standard epoxy floor, just with a decorative finish layered in. Colour blends range from subtle, neutral tones through to bold, high-contrast combinations, and the flake density can be adjusted depending on how much texture and colour variation you want. Non-slip texture can also be built into the system where the space needs it, without compromising the finish.
Because the flake sits beneath a sealed topcoat, the floor stays just as easy to clean as a plain epoxy system, and the mottled finish is genuinely useful in spaces that see daily wear — it hides minor scuffing and dust far better than a single flat colour, which is part of why it’s such a popular choice for garages and workshops as well as showrooms.
We consider the look you’re going for alongside the practical side — lighter blends show dirt more, darker blends hide it better — and talk through options to suit your space and brand.
Flake flooring is built on the same prepared concrete and resin base as our standard systems, so durability is comparable — the flake is a decorative and functional topcoat, not a trade-off on performance.
Routine cleaning is all that’s needed. The sealed topcoat protects the flake and resin beneath it, so the finish holds up without special products.
Any damage, cracks or soft spots need to be repaired first, since flake flooring is installed the same way as our other epoxy systems — over properly prepared concrete.
Timing depends on the size of the area, but most flake installations follow a similar timeline to a standard epoxy floor, including preparation, base coat, flake broadcast and sealing.
