Compare the colour, pattern and texture of three resin floors our crew installed across the Maritimes. Start with the look you like, then consider what the floor gets exposed to on a working day.
Flat chips in several colours break up the surface. A fine blend reads as one colour from a distance, while larger chips make the pattern stand out.
In a garage or busy corridor, the pattern helps disguise dust between cleanings. The clear topcoat seals the chips. We select its texture for the water and dirt tracked into the space.
Metallic pigments flow through the resin as it is applied. Broad swirls catch the light, and the pattern varies across the floor, even within a single colour.
A showroom, reception area or garage gives the pattern room to show. A pigment chart helps narrow the colour choices. Look at a finished floor to see how the movement reads at full scale.
Coloured mineral grains give quartz its dense, speckled finish. The blend can continue up the wall in a curved cove base, as it does at this Dartmouth installation.
For a locker room or wash area, compare samples for grip with wet footwear and for ease of cleaning. The grain size and finish coats both affect the texture underfoot.
Tell us what crosses the floor, where it gets wet and how you clean it. Compare a physical sample under your own lighting before settling on a colour.
