Many customers are surprised to learn epoxy floor coatings come in a huge array of formulations. The right type of epoxy flooring will depend on your environment, whether the epoxy will be installed in a home garage, food processing plant, warehouse, or hospital. Here are the major types of epoxy flooring available. 100% solids epoxy. This is a durable form of epoxy flooring that contains 100% epoxy solids. Compare this to DIY garage epoxy kits and “epoxy paint” which may contain anywhere from 10% to 40% epoxy solids. Epoxy mortar flooring. This epoxy formulation includes ground quartz and it’s designed for the most demanding industrial environments. Epoxy mortar systems are rated for better chemical and impact resistance. Static dissipative epoxy. This formulation includes a conductive compound and it provides electrostatic control properties for industries that involve volatile chemicals and electronic components to avoid injury and damage. Quartz epoxy. This type of epoxy flooring is ultra-strong yet decorative and it includes colorful quartz granules for a hard-wearing surface. Epoxy flake flooring. This form of epoxy flooring is popular for garages and commercial areas. It has colored epoxy flakes broadcast over the surface to add an attractive decorative effect as well as a slip-resistant texture. Metallic epoxy. This type of epoxy concrete coating incorporates metallic pigments that are agitated to form a three-dimensional illusion.