We are proudly an Best Flex Flake Flooring distributor. This is just one more way that we are able to guarantee the quality of our product. The Flake Flooring application process is cost-effective, timely, and sure to increase the value and beauty of your space. APPLICATIONS CUSTOMIZING YOUR JOB COST & TIMELINE Garages/Shops Decks/Patios Showrooms Office Spaces Yoga Studios Fitness Centres Dance Studios Retail Spaces Basements and so much more! FLAKE, BASE & TOP COAT COLOURS tan grey white black clear any combination of the above! Durable, Scuff-Resistant Coating U/V Stable, high-gloss Colour retention Optional non-skid finishes available Cost and timeline are determined on a per job basis during the free estimate process. During the free estimate we will also bring our wide variety of product samples. You can choose from our selection, or make a custom colour combination to suit your space.

Frequently Asked Questions Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions Page (FAQ page). Below, we have tried to answer the most common questions visitors to our website may have. What is a typical Flake system made up of? First step / 1st coat -Epoxy Primer Second step / 2nd coat -Epoxy high solids Base-coat (casting over the wet epoxy Designer Flakes) Final step / 2 Top coats - Clear U.V Stabilized Polyurethane finish How much does a typical Flake system cost? It all depends on the size of the individual job, the required preparation of the subfloor and the type of system required. What is the film thickness of a typical finished floor? Approximately 2-2.5 mm thick for a typical coating system. What advantages can I achieved from using a seamless Flake floor? Long lasting flooring Low maintenance with cleaning Decorative seamless finish Will not harbor bacteria Anti-static Competitive in price to a lot of surface coatings,tiles and timber. Won’t crack / chip or peel Cool in summer and warm in winter insulated covering. Easy on the feet not like tiles No grout lines for spills to stain If damaged easy to repair Perfect for wet areas Accidental flooding will not harm this type of floor Looks amazing in arrange of colours and styles Mix and match your own colours Smooth or non-slip Noise reducing Will not yellow or change colour Oils and petrol's wipe clean off (must be within a short time frame of the leak or spill) Fire resistant Floors can be completed in one - three days depending on products used and job time frames Where is Flake commonly Used / Applied? Seamless floors can be applied to most flat surfaces, including ceilings, walls and floors, internal and external areas, commercial and domestic applications. The surface must be stable from and free from any movement. Joins, cracks and holes must be filled to prevent them showing through the finished job. Is this a commercial or domestic product? This Product is both used in the Commercial and the Domestic markets: Hospitals Hotels Schools / colleges / universities Butcher shops Food preparation areas Aged care facilities Clubs / sporting / RSL's Shopping Malls / Centres Councils State Government Institutions Can it be used as a safety floor / non-slip? Yes. In cases where the surface requires slip resistance a non slip additive is added to the top coats. From samples tested the grip system has achieved R10/R12 slip ratings from test results for commercial applications and wet areas. The system must be followed exactly to achieve to these ratings. How long does it take to apply a typical system? Depending on the preparation time of the floor and coatings used, approximately 2-3 days to completion. A typical system must be traffic free (foot) for no less than 24 hours after final coat, and, 5-7 days before vehicular traffic depending on weather conditions and coating systems used. The system is an epoxy coating needing time to cure and fully harden, allowing something heavy to be driven over and if parked prematurely may result in damage to your new floor. How long will the area be out of service with a typical system? Approximately 3-5 days. The typical Seamless Flake Floor System is made for long term durability, which requires several coatings to be applied to achieve. These coatings require curing time to dry between each coat. ^-12 Hours for most coatings. There are now coatings called Polyaspartic which can dry much quicker, allowing a floor system to be applied in only one day. Polyaspartic resins offer many benefits over traditional resins, higher abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, faster installation, and better overall performance. Is a Flake floor easy to maintain? Seamless floors are the lowest maintenance floors available today, only requiring a very mild detergent in warm water, this is usually enough to clean. String mops are not recommended as they leave a "dirty film" over the surface. Sponge mops or stiff brooms and water. Stonedgrip blends requiring a little more elbow grease to keep clean, stiff broom and machine scrubbing highly recommended.. How durable are the available Flake systems? This floor system is very strong, commercial applications having Trucks, 4WD’s and fork lifts etc. run over the surfaces with ease showing no damage at all. Domestic garages have cars driven over and parked for long periods at a time. For a precaution and added protection for your new Flake floor I would suggest carpet mats placed under tyres as it has been known that some tyres may leach chemicals and stain the Flake floor or some times the Tyre will stick to the floor pulling up your floor when you drive off. Where are the recommended installations? The areas that a seamless floor can be applied to are endless to commercial or domestic areas. Some examples are: External: Around swimming pools Driveways Garages Path ways Ramps Around houses Fencing Walls Utes / Trailers Food Vans Retirement villages Commercial buildings car parks Any area outside you would need dressing up. Internal: Throughout the whole home on floors / walls Showers Domestic, Public Gyms, Schools Toilets Domestic, Public Gyms, Schools Bathrooms Laundries Rumpus rooms Bench tops Garages or sheds School class rooms Bars Sports clubs