Epoxy Flake Flooring Perth
Vinyl flake broadcast into the coating. Hides marks, grips naturally, and can read as terrazzo, marble or natural stone.
The Most Practical Decorative Finish
Flake is the finish we install most in Perth garages and it turns up constantly in commercial fitouts, for a straightforward reason: it hides things.
A solid colour floor shows every mark, every scuff and every bit of dust. Flake breaks the surface up visually, so the same marks disappear into the pattern. In a garage or a busy commercial space that is the difference between a floor that looks good for a year and one that still looks good in a decade.
It also grips. The flake creates natural texture in the surface, so a flake floor has slip resistance built in without adding aggregate.
What Is Epoxy Flake Flooring?
Epoxy flake flooring is a seamless decorative flooring that uses different sizes and shaped polymer colour flake to change the appearance of your flooring from a regular concrete surface to a work of art. Much like epoxy flooring it is made using a mix of resins and hardening agents offering an extremely durable surface. It cures extremely hard to become a long lasting floor suitable for both indoor and outdoor areas.
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Full Broadcast Versus Partial
This is the choice that changes both the look and the price, and it is worth understanding.
Full broadcast
Flake applied until the surface is completely covered, then sealed. Denser, more textured, hides the most, and the toughest of the two. Standard for garages and commercial floors.
Partial broadcast
Flake applied at lower density so the base colour shows between the chips. This is what produces a terrazzo appearance, with the chip and variation you would otherwise get from marble or granite. It suits showrooms, retail and interior spaces where the floor is meant to be looked at.
Flake Install Before & After - Residential
Decorative Flake Flooring Perth
Where It Works
- Garages
- Alfresco and outdoor areas
- Showrooms and retail
- Workshops and commercial spaces
- Laundries and mud rooms
- Reception and waiting areas
- Warehouses where appearance matters
Colours And Blends
Flake comes in a wide range of colours and is blended rather than used straight, so the mix can be built around what is in the room – brickwork, cabinetry, a benchtop, brand colours.
Blends can mimic terrazzo, marble and natural stone at a fraction of what those materials cost. We bring samples to the site visit so you see them in the actual light.
Delux/Avista Flake Range
Standard Decorative Flakes
Here are some examples of flake flooring looks from the standard rang offered by Dulux Avista
Prefer the Terrazzo look without the price tag?
Partially broadcasting the flakes emulates the granite and marble chips in terrazzo flooring.
Try the popular natural stone look
Made from a mix of different stone looking flakes the natural stone looks have a premium stone look finish.
Designer Flake PTY LTD Flake Range
We are proud to offer designer flake’s extensive flake range for installation. Both Standard Blend and Marbleton Blend Ranges also come in smaller sized flakes. If you’re unsure about which base coat or flake blend to use simply ask us for our recommendation and we’d be happy to help.
Standard Blend Range
New Generation Blend Range
Marbleton Blend Range
Stone Grip Blend Range
2+ Year Product & Workmanship Warranty
We offer a 2-year warranty on commercial and a 5-year warranty on residential projects for your lasting peace of mind.
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Epoxy Flake Questions
Is it non-slip?
It has natural texture from the flake, which is enough for most areas. Where more is needed we add aggregate as well.
Will it hide marks?
That is its main practical advantage. Better than any solid colour finish.
Can it look like terrazzo?
Yes, with a partial broadcast. It is the closest thing to terrazzo at a normal price.
Does the flake come off?
No, it is sealed into the coating.
Can I choose the colours?
Yes, blends are mixed to suit the space.
Indoors and out?
Both, with a UV-stable system outdoors.
How does it compare to plain epoxy on price?
A little more, because of the extra material and the sealing coats. Most people consider it worth it for how much better it ages.
