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Metallic floors

A hand-poured showpiece that shifts and shines as you move. No two alike.

We float shimmering metallic color on clear resin and pull it by hand while it is still wet, so the pattern moves and catches the light. It locks in the moment it dries, which means every floor is truly one of a kind.

SystemMetallic
Best forShowrooms, living spaces, upscale garages, retail
FinishDeep, glossy, and full of movement
Warranty10 years

Metallic is the most involved and most dramatic floor we pour. We grind the slab down to bare concrete, prime it, then float shimmering color on clear resin and work it by hand, pulling rivers and depth into the surface while it is still wet. Since it is done by hand and sets in place, the look can never be copied. Two clear coats finish it with a deep, glass-like shine.

It shines in spaces where the floor is meant to be seen: showrooms, upscale garages, shops, and living spaces. You can keep it subtle, like a soft pearl-and-charcoal marble, or go bold with color. For anywhere that gets wet or slopes, we can add grip to the topcoat without changing the look.

Questions

Good to know

Why is every metallic floor different?

We float the color on clear resin and pull it by hand while it is wet, then it locks in as it dries. Since it is done by hand and sets in place, the look can never be copied, so no two floors are ever the same.

Is a metallic floor slippery?

The standard finish is a smooth gloss. For wet or sloped areas we can add grip to the topcoat without changing the look.

Where does metallic work best?

Anywhere the floor is meant to be seen: showrooms, upscale garages, shops, and living spaces, from a subtle pearl marble to bold color.

What areas do you cover?

All of Connecticut and nearby, residential and commercial. Send a few photos and rough square footage to get started.

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Ready for a metallic floor?

Tell us the space and rough square footage and we will come back with a system, a finish direction, and a number.

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