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Sunshine Coast & Brisbane

Flake & resin floors in Peregian Springs & the Sunshine Coast

Broadcast flake or straight resin. Pick the blend and the flake size, then it gets laid, ground back flat and sealed.

Hair salon interior with a grey and white flake floor running wall to wall, leather styling chairs along the right hand mirror bench and a white breeze block screen at the back.

What's involved

There are two ways to finish a floor with resin. A flake floor has coloured flakes broadcast into the base coat, which gives it a speckled, stone-like look and hides everyday wear well. A straight resin floor leaves the flake out for a smooth, even colour.

Flake is what most garages, downstairs rooms, salons and studios end up with, because the pattern forgives dust, scuffs and chair wheels. Either way the job starts the same, with the slab ground back and repaired, and ends with a clear topcoat over the top.

How it's done

From bare slab to finished floor

  1. 01

    Pick the blend

    Look at flake samples and sizes in the actual room, in the light it gets.

  2. 02

    Prep the slab

    Diamond grind, repairs and a moisture check so the system has a sound base.

  3. 03

    Lay the system

    Base coat down, then flake broadcast through it, or resin laid straight.

  4. 04

    Flatten it off

    Flake floors are scraped and ground back flat so there are no loose edges.

  5. 05

    Seal

    A clear topcoat locks it in and gives the floor its final finish.

Before & after

The same floor, before and after

Real jobs, shot from the same spot each time. Drag the handle across to bring the finished floor in.

01

Flood affected downstairs

Discoloured slab ground back, waterproof membrane laid, then flake through every room.

The same room after coating, an even beige and black flake floor running seamlessly under the stairwell, past the cabinets and through the doorway into the next room. Downstairs room before coating, a stained and patchy concrete slab running under a timber stairwell and through to a second room with painted block walls. Before After

Reviews

What customers said about the job

Straight from Google, exactly as written.

HR Epoxy did an amazing job transforming our flood-damaged downstairs into a lovely, clean living space.

The job itself was a bit tricky, as there was no waterproof membrane, and a lot of damage to the slab itself. HR Epoxy were super accommodating, and made sure ensure their work was timed to fit with the slab being dried, so there was no risk of it becoming moist between trades.

It was a big job. The slab was very discoloured and needed a lot of grinding back. They needed to apply a waterproof membrane to prevent a recurrence of the previous issues. There were lots of intricate areas under the stairwell and around existing fittings that needed time and patience...

The attention to detail is awesome! Tight areas have been finished properly, the flakes have been spread evenly, and the progression from room to room is seamless.

HR Epoxy were awesome to deal with, really professional, put in long days to get the job done, and nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommend!! The pictures speak for themselves...

Very grateful and happy customer, thanks guys you did an excellent job.

Jo H
2 years ago

Hagan did great work for us on our driveway and shed recently. He's skilled across multiple types of resin flooring

Dion Morgan
1 year ago

Questions

Flake & resin floors: common questions

Straight answers on flake & resin floors. Anything else, ring 0497 786 736.

01

What's the difference between a flake floor and a solid resin floor?

A flake floor has coloured flakes broadcast through it and a speckled finish. A solid resin floor has no flake and one smooth, even colour.

Flake hides dust, scuffs and marks better, which is why most homes and busy commercial floors go that way. Solid resin suits spaces where you want a plain, uniform look.

02

How do I choose a flake blend?

Choose it in person, in the room it's going in. Blends look different under garage lights, in a sunny downstairs room and in a shop.

For a feel of the range, the floors in Recent Work on the homepage include grey and white in a hair salon, beige and black in a downstairs room, and cream and white in a pilates studio.

03

Does flake size matter?

Yes. Smaller flakes read finer and more even from a distance, while larger flakes give a bolder, busier pattern.

Size and colour work together, so look at them side by side before deciding rather than picking each on its own.

Ready when you are

Know the look you're after?

0497 786 736

Ring Hagan with the room, the rough size and the look you like, and he'll bring samples to the quote.