Designing your basement floor is a very important for your home. From protecting against water intrusion to making your basement functional, your basement floor fills many different roles. If you’re looking to finish your basement and use it as more than storage, you need to choose a flooring system that is durable and decorative. Here are some basement floor options to consider.

Metallic Marble

Metallic Marble Stains are a vibrant option for anyone that wants a bright, colorful floor that is also extremely durable. Concrete stains are combined with specially formulated metallic additives to give your basement floor a unique look. Use multiple colors to create a three dimensional design or add a special topcoat to replicate the look of real marble.

Color Flakes

Color Flakes give you a durable epoxy floor with the added color and texture of epoxy flakes. By combining flakes and epoxy flooring, Color Flakes create floors that are durable and customizable. Available in low build for a  textured, rough floor, and high build for a smoother surface, Color Flakes offer a strong floor that can be made to suit your basement’s needs.

Polished Concrete

If you want a more subtle design for your basement floor, consider concrete polishing. Basements often have concrete walls and floors, meaning you can use this material to your advantage. By grinding and polishing your concrete floor, you can give your basement a natural look combined with a visually stunning design.

Rustic Concrete Wood

For a more ornate decorative design, choose Rustic Concrete Wood for your basement. Rustic Concrete Wood brings the look of real hardwood floors to your existing concrete. This flooring system is growing in popularity and looks great in many interior and exterior spaces. If you want a classical, rustic look for your basement floor, Rustic Concrete Wood is the choice for you.

The Concrete Protector offers all of these flooring options and more. Check out their website to see everything they can do for your basement floor.

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