Metallic Epoxy Flooring Perth
A premium decorative resin floor with depth, movement and high-gloss shine - from $160/m². Metallic pigments are worked into the coating to create a marbled, 3D effect like flowing stone or liquid metal. Every floor is one-of-one.
- Unique marbled, high-gloss decorative finish
- Custom colours to suit your space and lighting
- Seamless, hygienic and easy to wipe clean
- Durable protective topcoat for lasting shine
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Why choose a metallic epoxy floor?
Metallic epoxy is the showpiece end of resin flooring - a seamless, high-gloss, marbled surface that turns a plain slab into the feature of the room.
One-of-a-kind floor
Metallic pigments move and pool during installation, so no two floors are ever the same. Yours is genuinely unique - a real talking point.
Showpiece high gloss
A deep, reflective, marbled finish with 3D visual depth that looks like flowing stone or liquid metal - far beyond a plain coating.
Seamless & hygienic
No grout lines or joints to trap dirt. A sealed metallic floor wipes clean and suits showrooms, studios and living spaces.
Custom colours
From subtle pearl and charcoal to bold copper, blue or black-and-silver. We match the look to your space and lighting.
Hard-wearing topcoat
A protective clear topcoat handles light-to-medium traffic and makes the floor easy to maintain for years.
Brightens the room
The reflective surface bounces light around, lifting showrooms, entries and interiors without extra lighting.
Metallic epoxy vs flake flooring vs polished concrete
Metallic epoxy is the decorative showpiece option. Flake flooring is the practical, hard-wearing choice for working garages, and polished concrete suits indoor living areas.
| Metallic epoxy | Epoxy flake | Polished concrete | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Showrooms, feature garages, interiors | Working garages, workshops | Indoor living areas |
| Look | Marbled, high-gloss 3D | Speckled, textured | Smooth, refined |
| Durability | Light-to-medium traffic | Heavy, hot-tyre resistant | Very high |
| Cost guide | $160-$180/m2 | $80-$100/m2 | $140-$220/m2 |
See epoxy flake floors or polished concrete, or send a photo with the quote form and we'll recommend the right finish.
Our metallic epoxy process
A metallic floor is built up in layers. Control at every stage is what separates a stunning result from a muddy one.
- Step 1
Design & sample
We confirm your colour direction and movement style - from subtle and understated to dramatic and bold.
- Step 2
Prep the slab
Diamond grinding and repair to a clean, flat, properly profiled base so the metallic finish lays right.
- Step 3
Base coat
A pigmented base coat is applied as the foundation colour for the metallic layer.
- Step 4
Metallic layer
Metallic pigments are applied and worked with controlled techniques to create depth and movement - never muddy swirls.
- Step 5
Detail & de-nib
Edges, pinholes and minor texture are addressed so the surface is clean before the topcoat.
- Step 6
Topcoat & cure
A protective clear topcoat is applied, then we provide cure times and maintenance advice at handover.
Price guide
Typical installed price for a metallic epoxy floor. Highlights, multiple colours and complex effects sit at the upper end. Final price depends on slab condition, area and design.
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Service area
The Perth metro area, north and south of the river, from the Butler corridor and Joondalup to Rossmoyne, Canning Vale and Fremantle.
Typical metallic jobs
- Showrooms & retail interiors
- Feature garages
- Studios & living areas
- Entries & display spaces
Metallic epoxy flooring FAQ
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How much does metallic epoxy flooring cost in Perth?
Metallic epoxy flooring in Perth typically costs $160-$180 per square metre installed, including surface preparation, base and metallic coats, and a protective topcoat. Highlights, multiple colours and complex effects sit at the upper end. Final pricing depends on slab condition, area and design.
Are metallic epoxy floors slippery?
A smooth metallic finish can be slick when wet, so for areas that may get wet we add a fine anti-slip additive to the topcoat. For dry interiors and showrooms it's no more slippery than polished tile.
Will my floor look exactly like the photo?
No - and that's the point. Metallic floors vary with the slab, the pigment batch and the movement technique, so each one is unique. We aim for the same style and colour direction you choose, but every metallic floor is one-of-one.
Can metallic epoxy go in a garage?
It can, and it makes a stunning feature garage. That said, for working garages and workshops a flake system is usually more practical and hard-wearing. Metallic is best for showpiece garages, showrooms and light-to-medium traffic areas.
What's the difference between metallic epoxy and flake flooring?
Flake flooring uses coloured vinyl chips broadcast into the coating for a textured, hard-wearing, speckled finish - ideal for working garages. Metallic epoxy uses reflective pigments for a smooth, marbled, high-gloss decorative look - ideal for feature and display spaces.
Does the slab need to be perfect?
No, but it needs to be properly prepared. We grind, repair and profile the surface first - the metallic finish shows everything underneath, so good prep is essential to a clean result.
Does metallic epoxy fade or yellow?
We use a UV-stable topcoat suited to the location. Metallic floors are best kept out of constant harsh direct sun, but with the right topcoat they hold their colour well indoors and in covered areas.
How long does a metallic epoxy floor take?
Most residential feature floors take 2-4 days including preparation, base, metallic layer, topcoat and cure time between coats. We confirm timing in your quote.
Want a floor that turns heads?
Tell us the space and your colour ideas, send a few photos, and we'll come back with a clear scope and a fixed written price.