Bizzar Floors

Epoxy Flaked Floors

Epoxy Flaked Floors are a unique finish, which is a great choice for any type of flooring. It is low in maintenance, hard wearing and long-lasting. Flaked Flooring is a system, where acrylic paint flakes are broadcasted over an epoxy resin base coat and sealed with a hard wearing epoxy resin. These flakes are available in a wide range of colour combinations, sizes and can be created to suit your needs.

The outcome of this flooring procedure is an appealing, great to maintain and healthful floor. It is easy to clean, anti bacterial and resistant. Epoxy flaked floors are non-slip floors. Flaked Flooring is a great choice for any type of floor, as it can be layed over most existing floors such as tiles and concrete. Flaked Flooring is a seamless flooring solution which can be placed in:

• Showrooms
• Offices
• Hospitals
• Hairdressers
• Childcare Centres
• Bars and restaurants
• Garages

This flooring option is low in cost to lay and maintain.

Polished Concrete

Polished Concrete is a concrete flooring option, with concrete floor exposure being the final finish. Special aggregates are used to expose the concrete to a certain level, where concrete is treated with a chemical densifier and ground with progressively finer grinding tools to achieve a polish. Most common aggregates are granite, river stone and black basalt, although the aggregate can be almost anything. A penetrating sealer is used in the final process to enhance the floor and keep its properties maintained for a long period. Types of final exposure:

Full Exposure

Aggregate to achieve the full stone look. It is a stunning finish but totally depends on the quality of the concrete poring.

Hit and Miss Style

Exposure here and there, most common used polished concrete with exposure rate depending on floor condition. Recommended to already existing / older floors. Very Affordable.

Honed Concrete

Micro grinding with less aggregate exposure.

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Note: There are different levels of grinding possible, depending on how much stone you would like to see in your polished concrete.

Polished concrete is considered a good sustainable design flooring option, because it makes use of the materials already present. Most modern buildings are built on a concrete slab; polishing the exposed concrete eliminates the energy and material consumed by applying a floor covering. It is something to consider when building or modernising towards a more green solution. Polished concrete is suitable for:

• Homes
• Showrooms
• Commercial properties
• Factories