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Which floor is right for you?
Three systems, side by side, from a hard-wearing flake floor to a signature hand-poured metallic. Here is how they compare.
| 01 · Most affordableFlake | 02Quartz | 03 · SignatureMetallic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Speckled, multi-color chip | Even, fine speckle | Marbled, one-of-a-kind movement |
| Texture | Lightly textured, slip-resistant | Textured, seamless, grippy | Smooth, glass-like gloss |
| Durability | Tough, hides scuffs and wear | Hardest, most impact-resistant | Very durable, high-gloss |
| Maintenance | Wipes clean, hides dirt | Hoses down, non-porous | Easy to clean; shows dust more |
| Best for | Garages, commercial, gyms | Pool decks, patios, kitchens, labs | Showrooms, living spaces, upscale garages |
| Cost | Most affordable ($) | Premium ($$) | Signature ($$$) |
Every system is diamond-ground to bare concrete, poured on site, and backed by a 10-year warranty, the difference is the finish on top.
The bottom line
Still deciding?
If budget leads, flake is the workhorse: grippy, tough, and it hides everything, and it is the most affordable of the three. It is the go-to for a garage or shop that takes real wear.
For the hardest, most seamless surface, pool decks, patios, kitchens, go quartz. And when the floor is meant to be the showpiece, metallic is the signature pour, one-of-a-kind every time.
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