Epoxy over tile for a modern, designer concrete look

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Your old ceramic tiles may no longer be in style, but there is an alternative to the expense and hassle of tearing them out to install new flooring: applying epoxy over your existing ceramic can breathe new life into your dated flooring.

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Why choose epoxy to cover your ceramic?

One standard option is installing new ceramic tiles over the old ones – a process that often turns out to be quite complicated! Not only does this add extra weight to your floor (which can lead to cracks), but the thickness of the new tiles and adhesive needs to be taken into account. Adjustments may be needed for moldings, trim and baseboards, and the modified door and

However, covering existing ceramic with epoxy offers several advantages: it’s a lighter, less bulky solution than concrete that will still give you a modern loft-style floor. Epoxy is quick to apply, and unlike ceramic, you don’t have to remove the existing tiles.

This alternative allows you to save time and money by avoiding demolition, debris removal, and laying new ceramic tiles. This resurfacing option offers a sleek transformation without the typicall constraints, simplifying the renovation process.

Case study: the epoxy solution on ceramic in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean

Let’s look at a project completed by one of our franchisees in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region. The client wanted to update their worn ceramic, and our franchisee opted to cover the existing tiles with metallic epoxy to give the room a contemporary, dynamic look.

Before applying the epoxy coating, our franchisee carefully cleaned and degreased the surface. Unlike with concrete, there was no need to grind anything down.

Next, a cement-based self-levelling layer was applied to fill in the joints and create a smooth, stable surface. This step also ensures optimal adhesion of the final epoxy coat for long-lasting durability.

Finally, the metallic epoxy was applied, creating a fresh and resilient surface. The final result? A transformed floor that combines style and longevity, without the hassle of traditional renovations.

The benefits of epoxy: fast, eco-friendly, and affordable

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, covering your ceramic with epoxy is an eco-friendly choice, as it reduces construction waste. It can also be more affordable than laying new ceramic tiles, especially considering the costs of preparation, labour, materials, and disposal of old materials.

Moreover, epoxy provides a durable and robust solution that can withstand daily wear and resist stains, while adding a modern and unique touch to your interior.

Be aware of risks: assessing your floor’s condition

It’s important to note that this solution is not suitable for all floor types. For example, if the existing ceramic is cracked, it could indicate a subfloor that may not be stable. In this case, the epoxy could crack as well. Before proceeding, it’s crucial to have an expert assess the condition of the floor to determine whether the project is feasible. This is where our franchisees come in: trained professionals who can analyze and ensure the feasibility of each project.

Why hire an expert?

Our franchisees are resurfacing specialists. They’ll help you assess the condition of your ceramic and determine the best solution for your project. Your project assessment is free and without obligation: a simple way to find out if epoxy is the right choice for you.

In conclusion: a quick, modern, and hassle-free solution

Covering your ceramic with epoxy is an innovative, sustainable, and affordable alternative to traditional renovations. With this method, you avoid long, costly, and dusty work while transforming your space with a unique and durable flooring. Trust our expert franchisees to assess the feasibility of your project and deliver high-quality results without the hassle!


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