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The Ultimate Protection for High-Traffic Concrete Surfaces100% Coverage, 100% Durability, 0% CompromiseAt Unlimited Designs Flooring & Epoxy of Akron, we don't cut corners. Our Full Broadcast Epoxy Floor Coating system is the industry standard for strength and longevity. Unlike "sprinkle" or partial flake systems found in DIY kits, a full broadcast means we cover every square inch of your wet base coat with decorative vinyl chips until the floor can hold no more.
This technique creates a double-layered armor for your concrete. It is the preferred choice for commercial kitchens in Cuyahoga Falls, busy mechanic shops in Barberton, and residential garages in Fairlawn that see heavy daily use. When you choose a full broadcast system, you are choosing a floor that is thicker, stronger, and more slip-resistant than any standard coating. |
What is a "Full Broadcast" System?The Science of SaturationIn the flooring industry, "broadcast" refers to throwing aggregate (chips or quartz) into wet resin.
Why This Matters for Akron Floors:
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Ideal Applications for Full Broadcast FlooringWhere Toughness Meets AestheticsThis system is the workhorse of our lineup. It is designed for environments that need to look good but perform even better.
Residential Garages & WorkshopsFor the homeowner in Stow or Hudson who uses their garage as a workshop, gym, or social space. The full chip coverage hides dirt, sawdust, and footprints remarkably well.
Commercial Kitchens & RestroomsIn Downtown Akron restaurants, a full broadcast floor (often using quartz sand instead of vinyl chips) provides the extreme slip resistance required by OSHA. It creates a seamless, waterproof basin that can be power-washed daily.
Locker Rooms & Pool DecksThe texture of a full broadcast system provides grip for bare feet, making it safer for wet areas in Green community centers or backyard pool houses.
Animal Care FacilitiesVeterinary clinics and kennels in Summit County rely on full broadcast floors because they are impermeable to animal waste and provide claw-traction for pets.
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Our Multi-Step Installation ProcessBuilding the Floor Layer by LayerA full broadcast floor requires precision and timing. Here is how our Akron-based team executes a flawless install:
1. Heavy-Duty Prep: We diamond grind the concrete to a CSP-3 profile (rough sandpaper texture). This is aggressive prep to ensure the thick system holds tight. 2. The Receiver Coat: We apply a 100% solids epoxy binder. This is the "glue" that holds the chips. 3. The Broadcast (The Critical Step): While the epoxy is wet, we broadcast vinyl chips or colored quartz sand to excess. We throw more than the floor needs to ensure there are absolutely no bald spots. 4. Recovery & Scraping: Once cured, we sweep up the loose, excess chips (we recycle these!). Then, we scrape the floor in multiple directions with a flat blade. This knocks down sharp edges, leaving a texture that is grippy but comfortable to walk on. 5. The Grout & Top Coat: We apply a clear, UV-stable Polyaspartic topcoat. This liquid flows into the gaps between the chips, locking them in place and creating a sanitary, easy-to-clean surface. |
Customizing Your Full Broadcast FloorUnlimited Color BlendsBecause the chips cover 100% of the floor, the color of the floor is determined entirely by the chip blend you choose.
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Service Area: Heavy-Duty Flooring Near MeServing Industrial and Residential ClientsWe bring our industrial-grade equipment to every job site, whether it's a 20,000 sq ft warehouse or a 400 sq ft garage.
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Why Akron Homeowners and Businesses Trust Flake Epoxy FlooringLocal Landmarks, Neighborhoods, and the Akron AdvantageAkron, Ohio is a city with a rich industrial legacy, diverse neighborhoods, and iconic destinations like the Akron Art Museum, Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, and the Akron Zoo. Whether your property is nestled near the historic Highland Square, bustling downtown, or along the scenic Cuyahoga Valley National Park, maintaining clean, attractive, and durable floors is essential—especially with Northeast Ohio’s changing seasons.
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