Decorative Epoxy Flooring Vancouver — Flake & Quartz Finishes

Decorative concrete is the fastest-growing segment of the epoxy flooring market, and the reason is that it competes with materials rather than with paint. A full-broadcast vinyl flake floor, a coloured quartz system, or a pearlescent metallic install reads as a designed surface — and decorative epoxy is now a common specification in car dealerships, restaurants, hospitality spaces, and luxury residential basements precisely because it delivers that look with the durability of an industrial coating underneath.

There are three decorative systems and they solve different problems. Full-broadcast vinyl flake — flake broadcast to refusal into the base coat, then sealed — gives a consistent, hard-wearing, hide-everything surface with built-in slip texture; it is the workhorse for garages and commercial floors. Coloured quartz broadcast uses kiln-fired quartz aggregate instead of flake for a heavier, more impact-resistant, more dimensionally textured floor common in commercial kitchens and entries. Metallic is the design-led finish — pearlescent pigment hand-troweled into a clear base to create marbled, three-dimensional movement no two floors share. Custom logo inlays sit on top of any of the three.

What every decorative system shares is the chemical-resistant top coat. The decorative layer — flake, quartz, or metallic pigment — is fully encapsulated under the same UV-stable polyaspartic seal coat used on FraserPlus commercial floors, so red wine, grease, pet accidents, and household chemicals wipe clean without staining the design beneath. Every decorative install is hand-finished by a senior applicator: the trowel direction, pigment density, and flake blend are decisions made on site, which is why FraserPlus samples custom colours and blends for client approval before the install begins.