Granite & Flake Epoxy Flooring
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Granite and flake epoxy are both decorative types of epoxy flooring that offer a stylish, durable finish. They mimic the look of natural materials and are commonly used in both residential and commercial settings. Here’s a detailed look at both:
Granite Epoxy Flooring
Granite epoxy is designed to replicate the look of natural granite stone. It is a high-end finish that offers durability along with a luxurious appearance.
Flake Epoxy Flooring
Flake epoxy involves adding decorative flakes or chips into the epoxy mix, creating a textured, multi-coloured finish. It’s known for both its aesthetic and functional qualities.
Comparisons:
Both granite and flake epoxy flooring provide beautiful and highly durable finishes for various settings. If you’re looking for something upscale and elegant, granite epoxy is a good choice. For something more functional and slip-resistant, flake epoxy is ideal, especially in garages and commercial settings.
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| Feature | Granite Epoxy Flooring | Flake Epoxy Flooring |
| Appearance | Mimics the look of natural granite | Multi-coloured, speckled texture |
| Texture | Smooth and polished | Textured due to flakes |
| Slip Resistance | Can be enhanced but typically smooth | Naturally slip-resistant due to flakes |
| Customization | Customizable with various granite-like patterns | Customizable with different flake colours and sizes |
| Durability | High durability | Extremely durable, especially for high-traffic areas |
| Common Applications | Upscale residential or commercial spaces | Garages, gyms, industrial, and commercial spaces |
| Cost | Tends to be more expensive due to its high-end look | More affordable than granite epoxy |
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