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Traditional Flake

The proven garage-floor look, built on serious preparation.

Traditional flake creates a seamless, decorative garage floor that hides most of the concrete and stands up well to everyday use.

Traditional full-flake garage floor with a clean gray decorative finish

Best for

Homeowners who want the proven garage-floor look with strong durability and straightforward upkeep.

What it does well

Full flake coverage creates a consistent finished appearance

Tradeoff to know

It is a bonded coating system, so preparation underneath matters. Repairs are possible, but a damaged area is not as simple to replace as an individual tile.

How the system fits

Start with what you want the garage floor to do.

This system combines a prepared concrete slab, a bonded base layer, a full broadcast of decorative flake, and a clear protective topcoat. The flake creates the familiar finished appearance; the preparation and layer sequence determine how well the floor performs underneath it.

  • Full flake coverage creates a consistent finished appearance
  • The seamless surface is easy to sweep, mop, and live with
  • A practical fit for everyday residential garage use

Normally stocked flake blends

Start with the blends that are usually on hand.

These are the blends normally stocked, so they’re usually available without a special-order wait. A much wider range of colors and custom blends are available, but special orders can add 1–2 weeks. We’ll confirm availability before your project is scheduled.

Neutrals

Gracious Torginol flake blend

Gracious

FB-916

Keystone Torginol flake blend

Keystone

FB-713

Nightfall Torginol flake blend

Nightfall

FB-715

Domino Torginol flake blend

Domino

FB-411

Wombat Torginol flake blend

Wombat

FB-616

Raven Torginol flake blend

Raven

FB-915

Weathered Gray Torginol flake blend

Weathered Gray

FB-6003

Dolerite Torginol flake blend

Dolerite

F9311

Carbon Torginol flake blend

Carbon

F9202

Shale Torginol flake blend

Shale

FB-4106

Slate Torginol flake blend

Slate

FB-4105

Blacktop Torginol flake blend

Blacktop

FB-4112

Cool neutrals

Tidal Wave Torginol flake blend

Tidal Wave

FB-807

Stony Creek Torginol flake blend

Stony Creek

FB-806

Thyme Torginol flake blend

Thyme

FB-977

Gravel Torginol flake blend

Gravel

FB-414

Coyote Torginol flake blend

Coyote

FB-513

Comet Torginol flake blend

Comet

FB-711

Schist Torginol flake blend

Schist

F9307

Blizzard Torginol flake blend

Blizzard

FB-6001

Basalt Torginol flake blend

Basalt

F9309

Juneau Torginol flake blend

Juneau

FB-4205

Agate Torginol flake blend

Agate

FB-4107

Husky Torginol flake blend

Husky

FB-4211

Warm neutrals

Shoreline Torginol flake blend

Shoreline

FB-421

Loon Torginol flake blend

Loon

FB-966

Waxwing Torginol flake blend

Waxwing

FB-968

Cabin Fever Torginol flake blend

Cabin Fever

FB-127

Creekbed Torginol flake blend

Creekbed

FB-716

Madras Torginol flake blend

Madras

FB-706

Sycamore Torginol flake blend

Sycamore

FB-6002

Obsidian Torginol flake blend

Obsidian

F9304

Garnet Torginol flake blend

Garnet

F9305

Sandstone Torginol flake blend

Sandstone

FB-4108

Claystone Torginol flake blend

Claystone

FB-4110

Armadillo Torginol flake blend

Armadillo

FB-4216

See one you like? Send us a photo of the garage and the blend name. We can help narrow the choice from there.

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Typical project sequence

What installation usually involves.

The exact preparation and timing follow the slab, the selected materials, and jobsite conditions. The work should still move in a clear sequence.

  1. 01

    Inspect + prepare

    We inspect the slab, remove incompatible material, mechanically prepare the surface, and address repairs included in the scope.

  2. 02

    Install the base

    The base layer is applied to the prepared concrete with attention to coverage, edges, temperature, and working time.

  3. 03

    Broadcast the flake

    Decorative flake is broadcast across the wet base to create full coverage and the selected color blend.

  4. 04

    Protect the finish

    After the broadcast is processed, a clear protective topcoat completes the system and the return-to-service timing is explained.

Does this fit your garage?

We will inspect the slab and help you pressure-test the choice.

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Swisstrax Ribtrax PRO
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Modular Garage Flooring

Drainage·Fast return to use·Design flexibility

Best for

Garages that regularly receive snow, slush, road salt, sand, and water; homeowners who want little installation downtime; and slabs where a floating, removable floor makes more sense than an adhered coating.

A raised, removable garage floor that can move Utah snowmelt, water, salt, sand, and grit below the walking surface while offering several performance and investment levels.

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Stained Concrete + Polyaspartic garage floor finish
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Stained Concrete + Polyaspartic

Natural variation·Rich color·Clear protection

Best for

Homeowners who want a more individual, architectural look instead of the traditional epoxy-flake appearance.

A one-of-a-kind finish that enhances the concrete’s natural variation with layered color, then protects it with a durable clear topcoat.

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Densified & Protected Concrete garage floor finish
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Densified & Protected Concrete

Natural look·Reduced dusting·Easier cleanup

Best for

Homeowners who want to keep the natural concrete look while making the slab cleaner, stronger, and easier to live with.

A low-maintenance system that strengthens the concrete surface while keeping the slab looking natural and unfinished in the best sense.

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