Epoxy flooring

mashed13

Hey,

Had this interesting idea in my head for the bathroom floor not even sure if its actually possible, couldn't find any examples online.

How about covering the floor with pebbles, sand, sea shells might even include some natural or artificial moss/grass etc. whatever pretty much you would want and covering everything with a layer of clear see through flooring epoxy.

What do you guys reckon possible or just another crazy idea ? :rolleyes:

BrokenArrows

mashed13 wrote: »

Hey,

Had this interesting idea in my head for the bathroom floor not even sure if its actually possible, couldn't find any examples online.

How about covering the floor with pebbles, sand, sea shells might even include some natural or artificial moss/grass etc. whatever pretty much you would want and covering everything with a layer of clear see through flooring epoxy.

What do you guys reckon possible or just another crazy idea ? :rolleyes:

It would be straightforward but not sure about the look!

Lumen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdKM4FvGGPY

mashed13

Lumen wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdKM4FvGGPY

oh, ive seen that with penies a while back lools original, similar to what I have in mind, it would only need to be much thicker to get the effecf, I might just need to experiment on a smaller scale before the renovations

studdlymurphy

Would the epoxy get skuffed easily if used in a kitchen or hall? Anybody have this type of floor down?

Alun

My dad used to make paper weights out of resin with all kinds of things embedded in them such as shells, clock parts etc, and the biggest problem was avoiding bubbles. From memory the trick was to add the resin a little at a time and let it settle and fill any holes before adding any more. Not sure how practical that would be for a floor though.

mashed13

There seems to be quite a bit of variety of epoxy floors in general something like metallic epoxy floor systems, but not particularly what i thinking of, question ins how well would they last

mashed13

works for the counter tops https://imgur.com/a/UDGdt

studdlymurphy

mashed13 wrote:

works for the counter tops

Even it it did get scuffed it could possibly be polished out wuth an otbital polisher not hewrd of it being done before though

mashed13

studdlymurphy wrote: »

Even it it did get scuffed it could possibly be polished out wuth an otbital polisher not hewrd of it being done before though

we might just have market niche here ^^