Epoxy flooring is a type of floor that consists of an epoxy resin that's poured over smooth concrete. Along with a fantastic look, this type of flooring also offers a lot of other advantages you may want for your own home. Here is more on epoxy flooring, some options you have, and other things about it that you may be interested in knowing. 

Some advantages epoxy flooring offers homes

One of the things that a lot of people really appreciate about epoxy flooring is the price. It is an affordable flooring option to have installed. Plus, it doesn't require much maintenance at all, making it even more affordable over the years. Epoxy flooring is also waterproof, stain-resistant, fire-resistant, pest-resistant, and extremely durable. It is also very easy to keep clean, and it won't hold onto allergens that can cause someone with allergies to experience a flare-up. Epoxy flooring offers you so many design options. It can be more than a floor — it can be a work of art. 

There are many looks to choose from

Solid color epoxy - You can choose to go with solid epoxy flooring in the color of your choosing. You can have a solid white, black, gray, or any other color floor. This can give you dramatic flooring or flooring that looks great while remaining low-key. It all depends on the color that you decide to go with. 

Metallic epoxy - Something that some homeowners decide to do is to go with a metallic epoxy. It can also come in a variety of colors, such as different shades of gray, silver, gold, blue, green, and many others. There are a lot of ways this flooring can work well for a home. Some like to use ocean-colored metallic blues in places like the bathroom to enjoy a great-looking floor that has a similarity to the ocean. Or, a red metallic floor can be great in a kitchen with red in its color scheme. The metallic sheen will go well with stainless-steel appliances. 

Changing color epoxy - Another exciting thing that can be done with an epoxy floor is to have it gradually change color schemes as it moves into the different areas of the home. For example, a gray and white swirl look in a living room with a gray color scheme can transform into a black and gray swirl as you approach the kitchen with black features, and so on.