By the Feature Finishes team, Romford · Updated October 2026
Key takeaways
- Metallic epoxy is a resin floor with metallic pigments worked by hand to create a liquid-marble effect.
- Every floor is one of a kind, so no two pours ever look the same.
- Preparation, grinding and moisture testing are what make a metallic floor last.
What is a metallic epoxy floor?
A metallic epoxy floor is a decorative resin floor where metallic and pearlescent pigments are mixed into epoxy and worked by hand as it levels. As the resin cures, the pigments settle into flowing, marble-like patterns with genuine depth, almost as if you are looking into polished stone or liquid metal.
Once the pattern has set, the floor is sealed with a clear topcoat for wear resistance and shine. The result is completely seamless, with no grout lines or joints anywhere.
Why is every metallic floor unique?
The effect is created live on the day, by hand. Colours are chosen in advance from samples, but the way the pigments move and settle is different every time. That is a big part of the appeal: your floor will never be repeated in another house in Romford, Brentwood or anywhere else.
Where do metallic floors work best?
In homes, metallic epoxy is most popular in open-plan kitchen and living spaces, hallways and show garages. Charcoal and gold is a favourite for dramatic interiors, while pearl, silver and smoke grey suit lighter, calmer schemes.
For businesses across Essex and London, metallic floors make a real impression in salons, bars, showrooms and receptions. They become part of the brand and something customers remember.
Is a metallic floor practical?
Yes. A properly prepared metallic floor is hard-wearing, seamless and simple to clean with a mop. High gloss can be slippery when wet, so in kitchens or commercial areas we can use a satin topcoat or add an anti-slip additive without losing the effect.
What makes a metallic floor last?
Preparation. Most resin failures come from what is underneath. We diamond-grind the base so the resin can bond, repair cracks, test for moisture and use a moisture-suppressing primer where needed. As XPS certified installers, we follow the manufacturer's method at every stage.
How much does a metallic epoxy floor cost?
Metallic floors are priced per square metre and depend on the size of the area, the preparation needed, any moisture in the slab and the colourway. Send us photos on WhatsApp for an initial estimate, and we confirm a fixed written price after a free survey anywhere in Essex or London.
Want to see it in person? Explore our metallic epoxy flooring page, or book a free survey with samples anywhere in Essex or London.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have a metallic epoxy floor with underfloor heating?
Yes, with the right system and heating protocol. We check your heating and screed at survey.
Do you install metallic epoxy floors in Essex and London?
Yes. We are based in Romford and install metallic epoxy floors across Essex and London.
Our kitchen floor, RM11. Could this be microcement? About 25m²
