KZ1 Construcción · Epoxy floors
Scroll to watch old concrete become metallic epoxy.
Illustration of a typical KZ1 epoxy floor
Finishes
Pick the look. Both get the same prep and a clear protective topcoat.
Pigments poured and worked by hand into deep, marbled veins. Every floor is one of a kind.
Colored chips broadcast into the base coat. Textured, forgiving and easy to live with.
Process
A coating is only as good as the concrete under it, so most of the work happens before any color goes down.
Diamond-grind the slab to open the surface, then fill cracks, pits and joints so they don't show through.
A solid base coat rolled wall to wall, with a cove along the walls if you want a clean, washable edge.
Hand-worked metallic pigments, or a full broadcast of flake into the wet base.
A clear protective topcoat for gloss, grip and easy cleaning.
Compare
| Metallic | Flake | |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Deep, marbled, high gloss | Speckled, textured |
| Every floor unique | Yes | Uniform pattern |
| Hides dirt & salt | Shows more | Hides well |
| Grip | Grit can be added to the topcoat | Textured by nature |
| Best for | Showpiece garages, basements, shops | Daily-driver garages and workshops |
Why epoxy
A sealed floor keeps meltwater and road salt off bare concrete. Puddles wipe up instead of soaking in.
Oil, mud and spills stay on the surface. A squeegee and a mop is all it takes.
A glossy floor bounces light around the room, so the whole space feels bigger and cleaner.
We grind and check the slab before coating, because peeling almost always starts with skipped prep.
FAQ
Yes. Grinding removes stains and old sealers, and we repair cracks and pits before coating. Badly damaged slabs get an honest assessment first.
Yes. Metallic floors come in many color combinations, and flake comes in many blends.
Free estimate
We'll set up a free on-site visit and send you an estimate.