Imperial Armor Coatings

Self-leveling epoxy is an ideal coating for restoring damaged concrete surfaces, as well as raising the height of the floor to match adjacent surfaces (such as tile, hardwood, or doorjambs).

Businesses who could use added protection from fire risks – including those which handle, move or store flammable objects – may want to go with an epoxy floor, because this type of flooring material offers some added resistance to fire and flame.

A "microtopping" is a thin coat of epoxy applied directly over an existing concrete surface. This layer, typically less than 1/8th of an inch in thickness, can be colored, stained, or dyed to create a custom floor design.

Flake system flooring is done by integrating vinyl chips of different colors into a solid epoxy base coat. The result is a multi-colored surface that can be made to resemble terrazzo, granite, or marble.

Are you looking for the look of an upscale floor in a material that can survive your industrial workshop? Epoxy flooring now has beautiful options that can simulate the look of quartz while still remaining durable.

Have you found your current flooring is ruined each time someone spills a chemical in the laboratory? Not every type of industrial flooring is strong enough for labs, but epoxy flooring can hold up against most chemicals.

Have you ever used dish soap to clean your floors when you were out of floor cleaner? Once you have epoxy floors, remember that regular soap can leave a residue that becomes impossible to remove.

If you use epoxy in a large warehouse or a space where you move inventory, your products will be protected as they are moved around. If one falls off of a pallet and lands on the floor, the floor has a slight bit of give to it that will keep your product safe.

Is everyone telling you the best flooring option for your warehouse is a plain gray stained concrete? Because epoxy is available in a rainbow of colors, there's no reason to stick to gray unless you like it.

Epoxy is a polymer that is often used to coat concrete floors in commercial and industrial settings. The epoxy coating provides resistance to moisture, chemicals, fire, and impact. Epoxy is also more hygienic and less slippery than bare concrete.