Epoxy Flooring Colours
Seventy-six epoxy floor colours across flake, metallic and solid finishes, for garages, homes and commercial floors across the Hills District, North West Sydney and greater Sydney. Pick a direction here, then we bring samples out and look at them in your own light before anything is ordered.
Flake Epoxy Floor Colours
There are thirty-two pre-mixed flake blends. The base coat underneath shows through the gaps between the chips, so the same flake looks different depending on what it is laid over. BASALT below is shown on both Lightbox Grey and Black. The base coat is tinted from APC's range of 206 AS2700 colours, the standard Australian colour system, so it can match a render or a garage door.
Metallic Epoxy Pigments
There are twelve metallic pigments. They are thrown and worked through the coating while it is still moving, so every metallic floor will be different and no two finish the same way. The pigment is only half of it, because the base coat under it changes the depth completely.
Solid Epoxy Floor Colours
There are sixteen standard solid colours, held in stock and quoted as part of a normal floor. Each one carries its RAL or Australian Standard AS2700 code, so you can match a colour you have already specified elsewhere.
Special Order Colours
Another sixteen colours are available to order. They are made up rather than held in stock, so they carry a longer lead time and an additional charge. If a colour has to match a brand or a fitout, ask about it early.
Every effort has been made to reproduce each colour accurately. Actual colours may vary due to screen settings, lighting in the installation location and the texture of the finish. If colour accuracy is critical, tell us the colour you are considering and we will send photos of a completed floor in it.
Get a free quote on a solid colour floorThe Base Coat Changes The Floor
Before the colours, the thing worth understanding: flake does not sit on top of the concrete, it sits in a coloured base coat, and the base shows through every gap between the chips. This shed went from raw slab to light grey base to teal flake, and the base changes the finished floor even though you never look straight at it. It is why the same blend is listed twice further down on two different bases.
How Do You Choose An Epoxy Floor Colour?
Start with a shortlist, not a decision. Almost nobody picks a floor colour off a chart and gets it right first go. A chip that looks crisp in daylight can go flat under a single fluorescent batten, and a blend that looks busy at arm's length settles into a texture once it is spread across a whole floor.
Find two or three colours you keep coming back to, tell us which ones, and we will bring the samples out and put them on your slab, in your light, next to your walls and your roller door. That is the point where people usually change their mind once, and it is a lot cheaper to change it then.
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0468 333 881sales@evoepoxy.com.auWe work out of Kellyville and cover Castle Hill, Kellyville Ridge, Bella Vista, Norwest, Baulkham Hills, Rouse Hill, Beaumont Hills, Glenhaven, Dural, Kenthurst, Box Hill, Stanhope Gardens, Glenwood, Parklea, The Ponds, Schofields, Winston Hills, Seven Hills, Northmead and Marsden Park.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will The Colour Look The Same On My Floor As It Does On This Page?
Close, but not identical. Screens vary, and the light in your garage or workshop matters more than most people expect. A blend that looks crisp on a bright screen can settle down under a single fluorescent batten. Tell us which colours you are considering and we will bring the physical samples to the quote and put them on your slab.
Does The Base Coat Really Change The Colour That Much?
Yes, more than the flake choice sometimes. The base coat shows through the gaps between the chips, so it sets the overall tone of the floor. BASALT on Lightbox Grey and BASALT on Black are the same flake and look like two different floors. We list the base coat against every blend for that reason.
What Is The Difference Between A Standard And A Special Order Colour?
Standard colours are held in stock and quoted as part of a normal floor. Special order colours are made up rather than stocked, so they carry a longer lead time and an additional charge. If a colour has to match a brand, a fitout or something already on site, raise it early so we can price and book it properly.
Can You Match A Colour I Already Have?
Often, yes. Every solid colour here carries its RAL or Australian Standard AS2700 code, so if you have a code from a builder, an architect or another trade we can work from it directly. If you only have a physical sample, bring it to the site visit and we will explain how close we can get.
Which Colours Hide Dirt And Tyre Marks Best?
Flake, comfortably. The speckled pattern breaks up the surface, so scuffs, dust and small marks blend into the pattern. A solid colour is a cleaner, calmer look but it shows everything, particularly in a mid grey. If the floor is going into a working garage or a workshop, flake is usually the practical answer.
How Many Epoxy Floor Colours Can I Choose From?
Evo Epoxy works with 76 epoxy floor colours in Sydney: 32 pre-mixed flake blends, 12 metallic pigments, 16 standard solid colours held in stock and 16 special order solid colours. Under every flake and metallic floor sits a base coat tinted from APC’s range of 206 AS2700 colours, so the combinations run well past 76. Every solid colour carries its RAL or AS2700 code.
What Is The Best Epoxy Floor Colour For A Garage?
For a working garage, Evo Epoxy usually points people to a mid to dark flake blend on a black or charcoal base. The pattern hides tyre marks, dust and drips, and the darker base keeps the floor looking clean between sweeps. A gloss sealer lifts a dim garage by bouncing light around, and a lighter blend does the same in a garage with one small window. Bring photos of the garage door and the render and we will bring the two or three blends that sit with them.
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