Epoxy Flooring
What’s “Epoxy,” Really?
When people say “epoxy,” they’re often referring to a range of concrete coating systems — including epoxy, polyurethane, polyurea, and polyaspartic. While epoxy is the most widely known, each material has its own strengths depending on the application. At PolyVex, we help you choose the best system for your space — whether it’s a high-traffic garage, a commercial showroom, or a patio exposed to the elements.
Vinyl Flakes (Chips)
Vinyl flakes are small, decorative chips added to epoxy or polyaspartic coatings to create a textured, multi-color finish. Commonly used in garage floors, patios, workshops, and commercial spaces, they not only enhance the appearance of your floor but also improve slip resistance and hide imperfections in the concrete. Available in a wide range of color blends and sizes, flake systems are one of the most popular choices for homeowners who want a durable, easy-to-clean surface that still looks great.
Metallic
Metallic epoxy floors use specially formulated pigments that create swirling, marble-like patterns with incredible depth and shine. Perfect for garages, showrooms, salons, creative studios, and modern homes, metallic finishes turn ordinary concrete into a statement piece. Each floor is 100% unique, with no two designs ever the same. Beyond looks, metallic coatings are also durable, seamless, and easy to clean — making them as practical as they are impressive.
Solid Color
Solid color epoxy coatings offer a sleek, uniform finish that delivers both style and strength. Ideal for garages, warehouses, workshops, and commercial spaces, these coatings provide a clean, professional look while protecting your concrete from stains, chemicals, and wear. Available in a variety of colors and gloss levels, solid epoxy is a popular choice for those who want durability without the decorative flakes or patterns. It's simple, strong, and easy to maintain — perfect for high-use areas that still need to look sharp.
