Interior Design

Epoxy flooring has been used for some time as a protective measure for concrete garage floors and other floors exposed to a lot of heavy activity. However, today's epoxy methods and products serve a wide variety of needs for indoor and outdoor settings. In addition to adding a layer of protection to the surface of a concrete slab or patio, epoxy can be selected with textured or colored features to add decorative and safety value to an area. Some of these effects are featured in high-end resorts around the world, and those walking the halls of such areas might be surprised to discover that the marbling and intricate color patterns are not much different than those shiny garage floor finishes.

Epoxy works well as a residential flooring application. Epoxy can take the place of carpet, tile, vinyl, and hardwood floors in the home without a noticeable loss in return on investment. Residential epoxy uses are suitable for high-end modern homes where the glossy coating meshes well or heavy traffic households that need extra durability because of kids and pets. Color options blend with any existing décor and the moisture resistant properties make epoxy the ideal surface for kitchens, bathrooms, pool decks, or exterior patios and balconies.