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METALLIC EPOXY FLOORING · KELOWNA & THE OKANAGAN

Make the floor
part of the design.

Flowing colour, depth and movement for interiors that deserve more than an ordinary floor. Explore metallic epoxy for your home, showroom or customer-facing space.

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METALLIC EPOXY FLOORS

Give the whole room
a different energy.

Soft movement, dramatic contrast or a subtle shimmer: metallic epoxy makes the floor part of the design. It is a compelling option when you want a home interior, showroom or customer-facing space to feel distinctive.

Metallic pigment creates a flowing pattern during application. The direction, contrast and colour palette can be planned, but every floor develops its own variation. Your finished floor will be individual, rather than an exact copy of a sample photograph.

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IronRock commercial metallic epoxy floor with flowing grey and silver colour
COLOUR WITH CHARACTER

A floor that feels like yours.

Subtle or expressive

A soft tonal blend can sit quietly with the room; stronger contrast makes the floor a focal point. We discuss your colour palette and reference images before agreeing the direction.

Consider the whole space

Light, wall colour, furniture and the scale of the room change how a metallic floor reads. We help you consider the finished space, alongside the floor sample.

An individual finish

Pigment moves during installation, so every pattern varies. Your selected direction guides the work, while the finished floor develops its own character.

IronRock metallic epoxy floor showing its flowing decorative finish
Actual IronRock metallic floor.
Another IronRock metallic epoxy project with individual colour movement
Another finish from our metallic project gallery.
THE WORK UNDER THE FINISH

Start with the concrete.
Finish with the details.

The finish you see depends on the surface underneath it. We assess existing coatings, contamination, cracks, moisture considerations and the way the area will be used before recommending a system.

01 · Assess & plan

We discuss the look, inspect the surface and establish the preparation, repairs and coating scope. You know what is included before work starts.

02 · Prepare & install

Mechanical preparation and repairs are matched to the slab and selected products. The coating and finish are installed to the agreed scope and manufacturer requirements.

03 · Walk through & care

We review the finished work, explain cleaning and provide return-to-use guidance for your installed system. Foot traffic and vehicle use may have different cure requirements.

HELPFUL ANSWERS

Before you decide.

Will my floor look exactly like a photograph?

No. We can plan colour, contrast and overall direction, but metallic pigment moves during application. Pattern, lighting and the shape of the room make every finished floor individual.

Is metallic epoxy right for my space?

It can be a strong design choice for suitable interiors. We assess the slab, sunlight, traffic, moisture, cleaning and desired finish before recommending a system and topcoat.

What affects the price?

Area, existing coatings, preparation, repairs, layout, edge details and the selected finish all influence the work. We establish the scope after reviewing the space.

How do I care for it?

Use the cleaning and care guidance for the installed system. Finish and texture affect how everyday wear appears, so we discuss realistic expectations before installation.

How long until the room can be used?

The installation schedule and cure requirements depend on the system and conditions. We explain when foot traffic and furniture can return for your project.

EXPLORE ANOTHER FINISH

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Explore flake epoxy flooring ↗

Let’s find the right finish
for your space.

Tell us what you want to change, your community and preferred timing. Rough square footage is helpful if you have it. We’ll discuss the next step and the assessment needed for your quote.

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