Suroît · South Shore · Montérégie · DrummondvilleAttention to detail, from the first coat.

Surface Boréal · Torginol palette

One surface.
Your signature.

From understated gray to expressive blends, find the colour that gives your floor its character.

558 colours15 collections

Let the material set the tone.

Torginol Shoreline swatch
ShorelineFB-421
Torginol Domino swatch
DominoFB-411
Torginol Nightfall swatch
NightfallFB-715

Warm. Contrasting. Mineral.

The flake collection

Explore the colours.

Explore shades and textures to find your blend. Every colour keeps its Torginol name and code.

Understand the collections

Classic blends

Several flake colours combined in a blend. Explore warm, cool and neutral tones, plus Insignia palettes.

Stone and mineral looks

Blends of textures and sizes: stone, terrazzo, mosaic or mica with mineral highlights.

UV+ collection

Flakes designed for enhanced UV resistance. For outdoor projects, we also assess the resin, topcoat and substrate.

Custom blend colours

Solid or variegated flakes for creating a blend. Each colour refers to the flake itself, rather than a solid paint finish.

558 colours · 30 shown

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30 of 558 colours

Images show the flakes. Confirm screen colours, flake size and availability using a physical sample.

Find your finish together

Found the look you love?

Add your colour to the estimate. We’ll confirm the blend and coating suited to your space.

Let’s talk about your project
01

Flakes are a finish, not the whole system.

A flake system includes a prepared substrate, base coat, broadcast flakes and a protective finish. Base and topcoat chemistry may differ. Performance depends on the complete system, not simply on how many flakes are used.

02

Choose colour in context.

Grey blends create a mineral look; warmer tones complement wood and brick. Lighting, flake size and sheen change the appearance. Approve a physical sample before confirming your choice.

03

Balance traction and cleaning.

More texture may improve traction in some conditions, but requires an appropriate cleaning routine. A wet, snowy or oily surface can still be slippery. Flakes alone are not a slip-proof guarantee.

The right questions

Before you begin.

Are flake and polyaspartic the same thing?

No. Flake describes the decorative chips; polyaspartic describes a resin family that may be used as a topcoat or within the system.

Can I choose a custom blend?

We can discuss your palette. Availability and the final blend are confirmed with samples during the estimate.

Your next great project

It starts with a conversation.

Your surface, your ideas, your questions. Let’s find a solution that feels right for you.

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