Marble-effect epoxy flooring
Decorative epoxy that combines the look of real marble with a seamless, glossy, one-piece floor. Every floor’s pattern is unique.
Marble-effect epoxy is a decorative floor created by hand-working pigments of different colours over a self-leveling epoxy base. The result looks like marble slabs but runs as one seamless, mirror-gloss surface with no joints or cuts.
Vein density, colour tones and the flow of the pattern are decided together to suit the space: black or grey veins on white, warm gold veins or soft cloud-like transitions. Because the pattern is made by hand, no two floors are the same.
Patterns and colours
A single-colour marble effect gives a calm, bright look; two-colour veining creates a stronger marble effect; gold or multi-colour veins stand out in living rooms, lobbies and design-led spaces. We use examples from our previous projects to help you choose.
How is it applied?
The floor is prepared by grinding and repair, then primed. The base colour is poured and the pattern colours are worked into it while the material is still workable to form the marble veins. Keep in mind that a glossy surface can be slippery when wet; a different finish should be considered for wet areas.
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Special volume discounts based on floor area are available for corporate factories, residential complexes and large car park projects. For large areas, especially in Istanbul and Kocaeli, you can benefit from our free on-site technical survey.
Prices are average ranges including materials and labour. They vary with the condition of the floor, surface preparation, area size, colour choice and location. A firm price is given in a written quote after the site has been seen.
Questions about marble-effect epoxy
What is marble-effect epoxy and how is it different from real marble?
It is a decorative coating created by hand-working different colours over a self-leveling epoxy base. It gives the look of marble slabs but runs as one piece with no joints. Unlike real marble it is not cut and laid; it is applied over the existing floor.
Can I choose the marble pattern and colours?
Yes. The base colour, vein colours and vein density are decided together, and you can choose from examples of our previous work. Because the pattern is made by hand, every floor is unique and an identical pattern cannot be repeated.
Is epoxy flooring slippery?
Smooth, glossy surfaces can become slippery when wet. Where slip resistance is needed, textured finishes such as orange-peel or anti-slip additives are considered. Whether the area will be used wet matters when choosing the system.
How do I maintain an epoxy floor?
Regular sweeping and wet mopping with a neutral cleaner is enough for most spaces. Avoid abrasive and harsh chemical cleaners, and clean up oil and chemical spills promptly.
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