Project Gallery
Floors 343 Epoxy has put down: metallic pours in garages, shops and commercial rooms, plus coated patios. Every photo is our own work.
How to Use This Gallery
Most of what you see above is metallic epoxy: home garages, shop floors and commercial rooms, plus a few covered patios. A metallic floor gets its look while it is wet. Pigment moves through clear epoxy as the crew works it, so each floor here happened once and will come out a little different in your space. Use the photos to find the range of looks you like.
When you go through them, look at two things. First, movement: some floors have tight, cloudy swirls and some have long veins that run the length of the room. Second, contrast between the base color and the metallic. Then keep the light in mind. A garage shot with the door open in afternoon sun reads lighter and shinier than the same floor at night under shop lights.
Pick three or four favorites and text them to (305) 409-9022 with a couple of pictures of your slab, or send them through the contact page. Para español, llame al (305) 310-2827. We will tell you which of those looks your room and lighting will actually give you, and whether the slab needs crack repair or a moisture barrier first. Every floor here started with diamond grinding and a moisture check, which is the part a photo never shows.
Want the detail behind a finish? The metallic epoxy page covers how a pour is built and topcoated. Commercial epoxy covers shops, showrooms and business floors. If you need more grip and less gloss than a metallic gives, read about the flake system. Covered patios and anything else that sees daylight need a UV-stable aliphatic topcoat, since aromatic epoxy yellows in sun.
Seen a Floor You Like?
Tell us which photo caught your eye and send a few pictures of your slab. Zach will tell you what it takes to get that look on your floor, and put the number in writing.