Feature interiors & show garages · Vancouver & Metro Vancouver
Marble movement. A floor that becomes part of the room.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring creates custom metallic floors for showrooms, salons, studios, basements and selected show garages. Choose soft silver, flowing marble or a bold colour statement, with a protective finish selected for your space.
Your project starts with the concrete, the design direction and a clear written installation scope.
Selected completed work
These metallic floors were completed by Priority One Epoxy Flooring. Explore light marble, silver, bronze and bold colour. The photographs show individual installations; room lighting and hand-applied patterns make every floor different.
Light and dark tones create an organic marble effect across a reflective floor.
A soft silver field with darker movement, shown here in a completed garage.
Stronger charcoal veining brings contrast to a pale silver background.
Warm metallic movement with an integrated graphic as the focal point.
Rich blue tones and flowing pigment create a pronounced statement finish.
A dark field with bold red accents and a custom graphic.
Have a look in mind? Send your room photos, dimensions and an inspiration image.
Discuss your metallic floor ↗The room comes first
Metallic epoxy is a decorative resin floor: pigments are worked into the coating to create depth and flowing colour. We bring the slab condition, design, protective finish and daily use into one project specification.
A distinctive surface for spaces where the floor contributes to the interior. Review rolling chairs, footwear, cleaning products, entrance moisture and the work schedule alongside the design.
Compare commercial floor systemsTurn a suitable concrete slab into a continuous decorative finish. Below-grade moisture, door clearances, existing coatings and any required levelling are part of the assessment.
Metallic can suit an appearance-focused garage. For daily parking and a surface that disguises grit and wear, compare a full-flake system before deciding.
Compare garage coatingsHeavy abrasion, frequent wet cleaning, chemical exposure and vehicle traffic need a suitable specification. When the demands call for a different finish, we explain the alternatives.
Explore industrial flooringPalette, contrast & movement
Start with how you want the room to feel. We review the base colour, pigment combination, amount of movement and sheen alongside your lighting, wall finishes and furniture.
Silver, grey and pale tones with quieter movement for an understated interior.
Light fields and darker veining for a floor that becomes a clear focal point.
Warm copper, deep blue or stronger accents for a more expressive feature floor.
Screen colours are a starting point. Confirm pigment availability, the base colour and a physical sample where available. A sample establishes the direction; it cannot promise an identical pattern across a larger floor.
Bring one or two reference images. Define the dominant colour, the level of contrast, the movement you prefer and any graphic details. Review both gloss and satin options in the context of the room.
From assessment to handover
Reflective floors can reveal defects in the substrate. Concrete preparation, surface refinement and compatible coating layers are part of the installation, alongside the decorative work.
We review moisture concerns and the testing required for the proposed products. Repairs and mitigation are specified where appropriate. Structural movement and water ingress need their own solution; movement joints require suitable detailing.
Review the area, concrete condition, existing coatings, moisture concerns, access, traffic and available work dates.
Agree the colour direction, finish, preparation, included repairs and coating system in the written scope.
Diamond-grind and detail the concrete, remove unsuitable material and complete the specified repairs and refinement.
Install the specified primer and base layers, including agreed moisture mitigation where required, within the product application conditions.
Work the decorative layer by hand toward the approved palette and overall movement, allowing the required cure between stages.
Apply the compatible clear finish. Review care instructions, applicable warranty terms and when the room can return to use.
Cost & quotation
We price metallic flooring by project after reviewing the floor and finish. A simple room and a complex feature interior can require different preparation, design work and protective layers, even at the same square footage.
Compare the total written scope as well as any per-square-foot rate. Confirm inclusions, exclusions, taxes, cure requirements and applicable warranty terms.
Sheen, texture & everyday use
The clear finish influences reflection, texture and wear. We review gloss, satin and traction requirements against the actual room, rather than selecting a topcoat on appearance alone.
| Finish | Appearance | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Gloss | Strong reflection and pronounced visual depth. | Can show grit, marks and fine scratches more readily. Smooth finishes need care around water and spills. |
| Satin | A softer reflection and quieter appearance. | Changes how the metallic movement reads. Confirm the look and product compatibility with a sample. |
| Added traction | A more textured protective surface. | Texture can change clarity, sheen and cleaning needs. Review the expected wet conditions and footwear. |
Remove abrasive grit, clean spills promptly and follow the topcoat supplier’s cleaning instructions. Use suitable entrance mats and furniture protectors. Avoid dragging equipment and using abrasive cleaning tools.
A maintenance recoat may be possible after inspection of the wear, adhesion and compatibility of the existing system.
Installation and full cure are different stages. Temperature, humidity, repairs and product choice affect the schedule. Confirm when foot traffic, furniture and any vehicles can return.
Discuss sunlight, cleaning chemicals and expected wear during the assessment so the complete coating system can be selected appropriately.
Before you choose
Talk through the design and the practical details before committing to a finish.
Discuss your project: 604-761-1605We quote each project after reviewing its area, concrete condition, preparation, decorative design and protective finish. Coating removal, extensive repairs and moisture mitigation can change the total. Send room dimensions and photos to start, then confirm the written scope at a free site visit.
An inspiration photo helps define the palette, contrast and overall movement. A hand-applied metallic pattern cannot be duplicated exactly. Review a physical sample where available, the room lighting and the expected variation before approving the design.
It can suit a basement when the concrete and moisture conditions are compatible with the specified coating system. Water ingress, damp areas, existing finishes and below-grade conditions need assessment first. A decorative coating does not solve an underlying leak or drainage problem.
Yes, a metallic system may suit a show garage where appearance is a priority. For regular parking, grit, wet tires and a finish that hides everyday dirt, compare a full-flake garage coating. We review traction, wear, sunlight at the door and maintenance before recommending either system.
A smooth surface can be slippery when wet or contaminated. A compatible traction additive can change the surface texture, sheen and clarity of the design. Discuss how the room is used and the expected wet areas so the finish can be specified accordingly.
Colour stability depends on the complete resin and topcoat system and its exposure. A UV-resistant clear coat does not make every underlying layer immune to colour change. Tell us about large windows and direct sun so we can review suitable products and their limitations.
Metallic floors generally involve several stages over multiple days. Preparation, repairs, each coating layer, temperature and humidity affect the schedule. The quote should distinguish installation time, permitted foot traffic, furniture placement, vehicle use where relevant and full cure.
Repairs and surface refinement are specified after assessment. A decorative layer is not a substitute for structural repair or substantial levelling. Movement joints need appropriate detailing, and moving cracks can recur or show through a coating.
Remove grit frequently, clean spills promptly and use the cleaner recommended for your topcoat. Protect furniture contact points and use suitable entrance mats. Scratches and changes in sheen are possible; a compatible maintenance recoat may be an option after inspection.
A Richmond-based team
We serve Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, New Westminster, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Surrey, Delta and Langley. Share your location and project details so we can arrange the assessment.
Exploring the wider range? View our Vancouver epoxy flooring services or compare commercial flooring systems.
Your space. Your design direction.
Bring your room photos, dimensions and the look you have in mind. We will review the concrete, finish and installation scope with you.
