If you've been searching for epoxy flooring options in Botswana, flake flooring is worth a closer look — it's one of the most popular finishes for garages, workshops, storerooms and home gyms, and we currently hold stock in five colour blends ready to go. Here's what it is, where it works well, and what affects the price.
What Is Epoxy Flake Flooring?
Epoxy flake flooring is a multi-layer system: the substrate is ground and prepared, followed by a waterbased epoxy primer, an epoxy basecoat, a full broadcast of coloured vinyl flake to refusal, and finally a clear polyaspartic or epoxy topcoat sealer. The result is a durable, multi-tone speckled finish that's more forgiving of everyday marks and minor surface imperfections than a plain single-colour coating, while still giving a smooth, easy-to-clean, hardwearing surface.
Why It Suits Garages, Workshops & Home Gyms
Flake flooring holds up well to vehicle traffic, dropped tools, oil and general workshop use, and the flake texture adds a degree of slip resistance compared to a smooth solid-colour coating. It's a popular upgrade for double garages, home gyms, small commercial units and showrooms where owners want a finished, professional look without the ongoing maintenance of bare or painted concrete.
Colour Options
We currently stock five flake colour blends: Cobalt (a blue-and-white mix), Savanna (a warm tan and cream tone), Sierra (a mixed grey, white and black blend), Quartz (a light grey and white finish), and Carbon (a dark charcoal-and-black blend). Exact appearance varies under different lighting, so we recommend viewing a physical sample or recent installation photos before deciding. Contact us and we can share current colour availability and photos of the blend you're considering.
Epoxy flake garage floors are seamless, extremely durable, easy to clean, and resistant to tyre marks and everyday stains — a straightforward upgrade over bare or painted concrete.
Supply & Install as a Complete Package
This system is available as a supply-and-install package through PourEpoxy, our approved applicator for epoxy and polyurethane flooring in Gaborone. Rather than sourcing product separately and arranging your own installer, the floor is quoted, supplied and installed as one project — from substrate preparation through to the final sealed topcoat.
What Affects the Price
Every garage or workshop floor is a little different, so we don't publish a fixed price list. The main factors are substrate condition (a sound, level slab costs less to prepare than one with cracks, oil contamination, or an uneven surface), total area and shape (larger, uninhabited continuous areas are generally more cost-effective per square metre than small or broken-up spaces), and site access. We provide a written quotation in Botswana Pula once we understand your space — send us the approximate size and a few photos of your current floor and we'll come back with an accurate price.
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Get a Quote for Your Garage or Workshop Floor
Send us your floor size and a few photos, and we'll come back with an accurate written quotation.