The versatility of cast floors makes them the ideal floor for corporate spaces. Not just for offices but also for restaurants, schools, galleries and museums the cast floor is an ideal floor. At EPI we combine the comfortable and functional qualities of a cast floor with the design aspects.
Qualities of a cast floor
The most important qualities of a cast floor are:
- Cast floors are very easy to clean.
- The floors hardly need maintenance.
- A cast floor is seamless. Which means dirt doesn’t get stuck in cracks or crevices that are hard to reach
- Functional properties are combined with unlimited design options. Available in a wide range of colours.
- Cast floors give a space a stylish, sleek and spacious look



Applications
Floors for stores
A cast floor will give your shop a stylish, fresh look. Cleaning is simple and the scratch-resistant topcoat ensures the floor stays beautiful for years. The lack of seams creates a spacious look and feel.
Floors for hospitality
Floors in hospitality require a high level of hygiene, the seamless cast floor combines just that with a sleek and stylish design. Even the kitchen can look great especially when a skid-resistant layer is added.
Floors for offices
Give your office a sleek yet practical floor. A cast floor is easy to clean and maintain and gives a spacious and modern look to any office space.
Floors for garage or workshop
Garage floors need to be able to handle heavy mechanical loads. The floor also needs to be fluid-tight and grease and chemical resistant.
EPI cast floors for businesses
EPI develops and produces high-end cast floors. We combined comfort, warmth, ease and hygiene in the EPI Superbase cast floor.
The main advantages of cast floor:
- Hygienic
- Maintenance-friendly
- Comfortable and warm, the floor takes on the room temperature
- A sleek, modern and spacious look
- Sustainable. The EPI Superbase cast floor is produced with natural raw ingredients

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Meet our floors
As we produce the floors in our own factory we have extensive knowledge in house to give you tailored advice. Contact us via the form below or call our specialists direct.