Gold CoastEpoxy Flooring
Sirius prepares and coats concrete floors for garages, workshops and commercial spaces across the Gold Coast.
Call for a Free QuoteTalk directly with Scott about the floor, traffic, finish and colour you have in mind.
The right finish starts under the coating.
Use, traffic, slab condition and the look you want all influence the system. Sirius can assess the floor, prepare the concrete and talk through practical finish options.
Full flake epoxy floors
A dense decorative flake finish for garages and work areas that need a practical, textured look.
Solid colour epoxy
A clean, seamless coating for workshops, storage areas and commercial floors.
Garage and workshop floors
Coating options matched to the way the space is used and the finish you prefer.
Slip resistant finishes
Texture and aggregate options can be considered where additional underfoot grip is required.
Concrete preparation
Mechanical grinding helps remove contamination and create the surface profile the selected system needs.
Four details help Scott assess the floor.
You do not need to choose a coating system first. A few practical details and photos help narrow the preparation, finish and likely scope.
What area is being coated?
Garage, workshop, warehouse, storage room or another concrete space.
What is on the floor now?
Bare concrete, paint, old epoxy, glue, oil staining or another surface.
How will the floor be used?
Vehicles, foot traffic, machinery, wet work or general storage.
Which look do you prefer?
Full flake, solid colour, a practical textured finish or help choosing.
Epoxy flooring across the Gold Coast.
Garages, workshops, commercial spaces and light industrial floors.
Epoxy flooring questions.
Does the concrete need to be ground first?
Mechanical preparation is commonly used to remove contaminants and create a suitable profile. The exact preparation depends on the slab condition and the coating system selected.
Can epoxy cover cracked or damaged concrete?
The floor needs to be assessed first. Some defects can be repaired before coating, while active movement or moisture may need a different approach. Epoxy should not simply hide an unresolved slab problem.
Is an epoxy floor slippery?
Surface texture, aggregate and the selected finish influence underfoot grip. Tell Scott how the area will be used, including whether it may be wet, so suitable options can be discussed.
How long before the floor can be used?
Cure and return-to-service times vary with the product system, temperature, humidity and site conditions. Scott can confirm the practical timing for the system proposed for your floor.
Show Scott the floor. Discuss the right epoxy system.
One call is the fastest way to talk through the slab, finish and next step.
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