Decorative flooring · System 02

Flake Systems

A lively texture created by colored flakes; flooring systems that hide marks, stand up to intensive use and give the space character.

Why flake

Texture is character and practical sense.

In flake systems, the colored flakes broadcast onto the surface give the floor depth and movement. This texture is not merely an aesthetic choice; it visually conceals wear marks, dust and small imperfections. In a heavily used space, a flake floor keeps its day-one look far longer than a single-color surface.

The color, size and density of the flake blend allow almost limitless combinations. From custom blends matched to corporate colors to calm, stone-look mixes, we define the character together, and we make the decision over sample boards, in the space’s own light.

What sets this system apart
  • Mark-hiding texture: Wear marks and dust disappear into the pattern.
  • Custom blends: Flake color and density are blended to suit the space and the organization.
  • Durable surface: The clear top coat forms a strong shield protecting the texture.
  • Anti-slip option: The texture grade can be tuned to provide safety in wet areas.
Where it is used

In spaces that live intensively.

Flake is the system for floors that must both look good and endure heavy use.

Space 01

Stores and retail

Surfaces that withstand customer traffic and match the brand identity.

Store · Retail
Stores and retail
Space 02

Educational buildings

The heavy tempo of classrooms, corridors and common areas.

School · Corridors
Educational buildings
Space 03

Healthcare areas

Spaces where hygiene and durability are required together.

Healthcare · Waiting areas
Healthcare areas
Space 04

Changing rooms and wet rooms

Safe wet areas with an anti-slip textured finish.

Changing rooms · Showers
Changing rooms and wet rooms
Space 05

Parking and garages

A durable surface that hides marks under vehicle traffic.

Parking · Garage
Parking and garages
Space 06

Office common areas

Kitchens, cafeterias and break areas.

Cafeteria · Common areas
Office common areas
Clear top coatFlake layerColored body coatConcrete slab
Representative system cross-section · layer sequence
System cross-section

The pattern in the middle, the protection on top.

The flakes are broadcast onto the colored body coat; the clear top coat protects the pattern from being worn away by use.

  • Clear top coatProtecting the pattern from abrasion and defining the gloss: the top layer.
  • Flake layerCreating the color and texture, its blend custom mixed: the flakes.
  • Colored body coatThe base of the flakes; its color is chosen together with the pattern.
  • Concrete slabThe existing substrate the system is built on, assessed beforehand.
System options

The same technique, different densities.

The flake density and the character of the top coat are adapted to the expected look and use.

01

Full broadcast

The richest texture, covering the surface completely.

Dense pattern
02

Light broadcast

A calm texture with the body color remaining visible.

Subtle pattern
03

Anti-slip textured finish

A safe, textured top coat for wet rooms.

Wet rooms
04

Corporate blend

A custom flake blend mixed to the brand’s colors.

Corporate
Color and texture

The blend is mixed for the space.

The blends below represent the most frequently chosen characters; custom blends are prepared for corporate colors.

Granite
Sandstorm
Nordic gray
Earth
Ocean
Volcano

The tones here are representative examples only. Color and texture selection is finalized together over physical samples, according to the space’s light and use.

Key properties

What is expected of a flake floor.

Textured depth

A pattern that adds movement and character to the surface.

Mark hiding

Wear marks vanish into the pattern.

Abrasion resistance

A durable surface protected by the clear top coat.

Chemical resistance

Protection against cleaning chemicals.

Anti-slip option

Adjustable texture for wet areas.

Limitless blends

Custom mixing of color and density.

Usage intensity

Protection that scales with the traffic.

The classification below is indicative only. The final system is determined by assessing the space’s traffic and cleaning regime on site.

Light useoffice common areas
Medium useretail and education
Intensive useparking and corridors

Technical documents for members

Technical data sheets, safety data sheets and application specifications are available in the membership area open to corporate clients, architects and engineers. Access is free with membership.

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Let’s blend your space’s character together.

Share the space’s use and your color expectations with us; let’s finalize the blend together over sample boards.

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