Epoxy flooring is one of the most long-lasting systems on the market when high-quality materials are installed by experienced professionals. You can’t get the same durability from do-it-yourself products available in home improvement stores. Superior Durability And Performance When you use Elite Epoxy Floors, your flooring will be able to take some serious abuse.…
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Commercial epoxy flooring products applied by Elite Epoxy Floors, serving the Kansas City metro area, are very different from those found in home improvement stores. They are high-grade commercial and industrial strength epoxy floor coatings available to professionals. They transform a regular concrete floor that is absorbent and vulnerable into one that repels chemicals and…
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Metallic epoxy flooring is one of the most durable systems on the market when high-quality materials are installed by experienced professionals. You can’t get the same durability from do-it-yourself products available in home improvement stores. A Flooring Option With Superior Durability And Performance When you use Elite Epoxy Floors, your flooring will be able…
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Metallic epoxy flooring offers exceptional beauty and performance where a durable, one-of-a-kind floor is desired. Essentially, it is composed of mica pigments added to clear epoxy rather than pigmented epoxy. The pigments are designed to be dispersed in a variety of binders to produce a unique three-dimensional appearance with the color or colors showing through.…
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Epoxy flooring is a beautiful and durable flooring solution for a wide variety of commercial and residential applications. You may be wondering how epoxy floors compare to tile. In this post, we will compare and contrast the two to help you choose the best flooring for your needs. Aesthetic Value Tiles are a traditionally popular…
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Metallic epoxy flooring coatings are similar to traditional high-performance resinous systems made to resemble a marble floor. In other words, tiny, almost glitter-like pigments are mixed into an epoxy resin and then poured onto the floor or substrate. When these pigments become agitated with a paintbrush or roller, they gather, separate, twist and turn to…
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