Color flakes are spread open or full in a primer and possibly finished with a topcoat. Products in which flakes are processed are Methyl methacrylate, Epoxy, Polyurethane, Acrylate, Polyurea, Polyaspartic and Poly-acrylate.

Synthetic floors with flakes are applied by professional processors and by end users (DIY). Flakes are easy to scatter in and – if desired – easy to sand and are lighter in weight than alternative particles.

Flake floor decorative
A decorative flake floor is seamless with a multi-colored effect; marble / stone imitation, mixed or special design. A flake floor is scratch and dirt resistant, easy to clean, seamless and completely liquid-tight. Flaked floors are used in schools, laboratories, offices, supermarkets, shops.

Non-slip flake floor
The scattering of flakes creates an excellent slip resistance (R9 to R13) of the floor. Non-slip floors with flake are aesthetically pleasing and easy to clean.

Glow in the dark
Glow in the dark flakes are extremely suitable for use in escape route floors (light intensity 45.3 mcd / m2 after 30 minutes) and have a long-lasting afterglow effect (light intensity 8.2 mcd / m2 after 120 minutes). Glow in the dark flakes are mixed with normal flakes and are suitable for any application.

Floor coating waterproof
By adding color flakes a flexible, waterproof, decorative finish to a floor is realized with a good anti-slip value (R9 to R13). The flakes are sprinkled directly into the waterproofing membrane. The floor coating is often used in the finishing of balconies, terraces, walkways and roofs.

Color flakes are used to create marble and granite effects in polyester cover plates. The color flakes are sprinkled in a wet adhesive layer and finished with a polyester top layer.

White color flakes are industrially sprinkled in bitumen roofing. The structure of the color flakes contributes substantially to the absorption of heat and the reflection of ultraviolet radiation from the roof covering, with a beneficial effect on the interior temperature of the object.

Specifically in a warm climate, the use of cooling systems is saved by applying coolroof roofing.

Color flakes provide a multi-colored or tone-on-tone effect and are used in various paint systems – both interior and exterior. Paint products with flakes can be applied by roller, trowel, brush and / or spray systems.

Ceiling tiles are industrially provided with an adhesive layer in which the flakes are mechanically sprinkled. Flakes give a 3-dimensional effect to the tiles and contribute to improving the acoustics.

Color flakes are used in linoleum floor covering. During the production process, color flakes are mixed in a mixture of wood flour, resin and dyes. The flakes are extremely mechanically resistant and retain shape and size during the process.

Color flakes are sprinkled in asphalt concrete. The flakes are UV resistant and suitable for outdoor applications.

PVC flakes are thermoplastic and can be produced in a variety of forms, with variables such as thickness, size and color varying. The flakes are industrially processed and applied to a 2, 4 or 5 meter wide carrier by means of a spreading unit, after which the layer is optionally provided with a plastisol.

Microspheres are sprinkled on a carrier during the production process, possibly in a pattern. If necessary, the flakes are finished with a plastisol topcoat.

Microspheres are spread open or full in a primer and possibly finished with a topcoat. Products in which flakes are processed are Methyl methacrylate, Epoxy, Polyurethane, Acrylate, Polyurea, Polyaspartic and Poly-acrylate.

Synthetic floors with flakes are applied by professional processors and by end users (DIY). Flakes are easy to scatter in and – if desired – easy to sand and are lighter in weight than alternative particles.