Flake Flooring: Grip, Durability, And A Pattern That Hides Wear
Vinyl flake is broadcast into the base coat, then sealed under clear topcoats. The result has subtle texture underfoot and a pattern that disguises dust, scuffs and minor slab variation.
Full Broadcast Versus Partial
A full broadcast refuses the base color entirely and gives maximum texture and durability. A partial broadcast lets base color show through for a lighter, speckled look.
Choosing A Blend
Flake blends are chosen by color, chip size and density.
Chip Size
Larger chips read bolder and add more texture; smaller chips look tighter and more uniform.
Color Blend
Neutral greys and blacks are the safest; custom blends can pull in brand or trim colors.
Topcoat Count
A second clear coat buries the chip edges for a smoother, easier-to-clean surface.
Where Flake Performs Best
Garages, service bays, entryways, locker rooms, kennels, workshops — anywhere that sees water, grit and constant traffic.
Flake Flooring FAQ
- Is flake flooring slippery when wet?
- It's the more slip-resistant option compared to a smooth gloss finish, and additional texture can be added.
- Can you match my existing floor?
- Send a photo and we'll get close with an existing blend or build a custom one.
- Does flake hide cracks?
- Repairs come first, but yes — the pattern visually disguises minor variation better than solid color.
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