OUTDOOR EPOXY FLOORING
Outdoor Expoy Flooring - External Flooring Transformed
It’s never been simpler or more economical to completely transform your outdoor flooring and outdoor spaces with the range of concrete epoxy coating options available today.
Consider what a difference outdoor concrete coatings could make to your:
- patio,
- pathways,
- driveway, and
- pool surrounds.
Make the most of your outdoor area by modernising its look and feel with one of the epoxy resin flooring options outlined below.
Outdoor Resin Flooring Options
A new coating on your concrete floors can completely change your outdoor entertaining area or pool surrounds. There are such a large range of colours, textures you are bound to find the right look – usually at a fraction of the price of tiles and other flooring systems.
Check out the wide range of outdoor concrete floor coating options that are uv resistant and learn more about when and why you’d consider each one. Transforming your outdoor area into one you can be truly proud of may not be nearly as hard or expensive as you might think.
Flake Epoxy Flooring
This is one of our most popular options among our customers based on the durability of the product and the wide range of colour options. Be sure to ask one of our frinedly staff to walk you through all the colour options available to ensure that you are able to match it in with the rest of your house.
Spraycrete
Whether it’s cement or acrylic based, spraycrete is a great option for covering old concrete. Exposed aggregate, broom finished, plain, stamped concrete are all suitable for spraycrete applications. With so many options available from a single colour finish, multi coloured pattern, stencil pattern, tile pattern you can really customise the finish to fit your desired finish.
Coloured Concrete Sealer
A coloured sealer can be matched to any colour and is a very cost effective way to refresh your existing concrete paths and driveways. Coming in a huge range of colours, coloured sealer penetrates the concrete – so it doesn’t peal. You can also add anti-slip product to the coating to increase your slip resistance as required.
Clear Concrete Sealer
Your existing concrete or pavers might be in great condition, but need some protection from the elements, mould and grime and the wear and tear that comes from the outdoors. Topical and penetrating sealers are a great way to reduce the amount of cleaning that you need to do and protect your outdoor concrete at the same time.
Why We're the Team to Contact:
Experience
Our highly trained team of applicators have over 30 years of experience in the industry and know what they’re doing.
Quality Products
We use only top quality of commercial grade products – not the rubbish stuff from local hardware stores.
Speedy Service
Our large range of qualified applicators means that we can be available quickly to meet your timelines.
Range of Experience
Our applicators are experienced across a wide range of different products and finishes to ensure the best finish on your project.
Customer Satisfaction
We’re not happy with a project unless you are and will always work with you to ensure your satisfaction.
Competitive Pricing
We offer cost effective pricing along with high quality finishes. Contact us today and request a FREE quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
On all the jobs we do, we treat the existing concrete surface and remove all existing coatings before we apply the new coatings. Removing the existing paint/coatings ensures that the new coating attaches firmly to the concrete and won’t peel.
We patch and grout up any holes, cracks or imperfections in the concrete during the preparation process.
Yes – we have a huge range of different colours to choose from and there is sure to be one that works perfectly for your home.
Wet concrete floors can become slippery when wet. What we do as part of the production process is add an anti-slip to the coating to ensure that the concrete becomes far less slippery.
No. We recommend not working over the top of pavers. We’re putting down a seamless floor and given that pavers are likely to move – you will end of with cracks throughout your new floor.
