110 flake blends in 7 collections
110 blends shown
Signature, Greystone, Garage
Signature, Greystone
Signature, Greystone, Garage
Signature, Greystone
Signature
Signature, Garage
Signature, Garage
Signature
Signature, Garage
Signature, Garage
Signature
Signature
Signature, Modern
Signature
Signature, Garage
Signature, Modern
Signature, Garage
Signature, Garage
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Brownstone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Garage
Garage
Garage
Garage, Insignia
Garage
Garage, Insignia
Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
Insignia
How to choose a flake blend
Acrylic flake flooring is colored acrylic chips broadcast into a wet moisture vapor barrier basecoat (MVB) and sealed with a UV-stable polyaspartic clear topcoat. Full broadcast, partial, or accent — the choice is yours. Every blend above can be used in a garage, basement, workshop or commercial space, and custom blends are possible.
Color and Maine winters
- Multi-color mid-tone blends hide dust, sand and dried road-salt spots.
- Very dark blends show the white salt film left by a Maine winter.
- Lighter blends brighten basements and windowless shops.
- Sand, road salt, liquid de-icers and freeze-thaw cycles pit and flake bare concrete. A sealed, non-porous flake floor keeps meltwater on top.
What changes the price
- Floor size.
- Prep work for old epoxy paint, sealer or adhesive.
- Crack repair.
- Anti-slip aggregate.
- A custom blend or a logo.
Samples are brought to the space, so the colors can be judged in the floor's own light.