Our versatile Pebble Rock Flooring product can be used in all indoor applications including any kitchen or wet bar surface. We can fill the spaces in the rock with more epoxy to provide you with a durable, smooth surface. The applications for Pebble Rock Flooring are virtually limitless.

The superior epoxy formula is designed to withstand harsh ultra violet exposure as well as every day wear. With proper maintenance and re-sealing, your Pebble Rock Flooring should last virtually forever. See similar questions...

Pebble Rock Flooring is OSHA and ADA approved as a slip-resistant surface and it provides an ideal solution for vulnerable areas such as walkways, outdoor ramps, entries, shower, and pool areas. See similar questions...

A highly specialized formulation of epoxy is mixed with river stones in small batches, then trowelled by hand at ½ inch thickness to create a seamless surface. In circumstances where different colors are installed side-by-side, one color must be allowed to cure for at least 12 hours before applying the other color. See similar questions...

Despite its outstanding beauty and durability, Pebble Rock Flooring costs less than most other durable flooring products such as tile, stone, marble, brick, stamped/stained concrete, and hardwood. Contact us for pricing information. See similar questions...

The special epoxy blend resists virtually any stain because liquids don't puddle on the surface; they sink beneath it. It is even ideal for garages and driveways because of its resistance to salt and oil. See similar questions...

We stand behind Pebble Rock Flooring 100% as the manufacturer. Your Pebble Rock Flooring flooring comes with a solid 10-year product warranty. Our Dealers are fully trained to correctly install your Pebble Rock Flooring in order to comply with all warranty conditions. We fully believe in this product and pride ourselves in complete customer satisfaction! See similar questions...

This depends upon the installation whether it is indoors or outdoors. Indoor installations are also affected by the frequency of traffic. In order to maintain the luster of your Pebble Rock Flooring indoors, the surface should be re-sealed every five to seven years. For outdoor installations, it depends upon the amount of ultra violet exposure to the surface. As a rule of thumb, the further south you are located, the more frequent the re-sealing is needed. See similar questions...

Pebble Rock Flooring has been field tested in extreme cold weather and easily withstands freeze / thaw cycles. Because of its durability, you can easily use a snow blower or simply shovel the snow off the surface. Sand or salt can be used as part of your winter maintenance to prevent ice build-up and will never damage the surface. See similar questions...

No. The reason that the installed flooring won't be affected by vapor emissions is because the cured product is porous, even after sealing. This will allow the moisture to escape through the surface and won't cause delamination such as the case is with other types of flooring products such as resilient flooring. See similar questions...

With radiant heat, the temperatures the floor temperatures tend to be stable and low. These are favorable conditions for wide pine floors. It is best to use material that has low humidity from the beginning. Probably not, if the building will be energy efficient. While heat will tend to rise, you are asking one floor to do the work of two and you may want to over design the first floor. See similar questions...

Yes. A marketing component educates students in the overall business, marketing, sales, estimating and designing techniques for synthetic rock installation. Absolutely not! We are not a product driven company! You will find nearly everything you need at your local home improvement store or a masonry store. We are here for technical support, but not for continued sales from you. See similar questions...

Our stainless steel tiles or natural copper tiles can be used for countertops, BUT you must take into consideration that our tiles are uncoated metal and will become scratched and can possibly be dented when used for countertops. See similar questions...

For long-lasting durability, we suggest installation by polyurethane adhesive. Nail-down, staple down and floating are possible installation methods. See similar questions...

No, we do not recommend using our tiles on floors. They are not designed for that amount of load and will likely become dented. See similar questions...

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Most natural stone products are very suitable for bathroom floors but should be sealed with a penetrating sealant before use. Naturally split surfaces are most popular because they provide better traction. If there is concern about how slippery the surface may become check the surface treatment (natural split surfaces are generally safest) and refer to wet pendulum slip resistance test results (V = very safe is the best category). See similar questions...

No, the FauxPanels are not intended for foot traffic. They are to be used on walls and ceilings only. See similar questions...

A : Solid surface is not intended to be used as a flooring material, though it has been used in stair treads. Even then, only colors with large particulate are used to hide wear and scratches. See similar questions...