Epoxy Stone Flooring Colors

Looking to resurface your concrete with a river rock flooring system?

  • Apache 5/16 Minus

    Black Diamond

    Black Pearl

    Cantina Pink

    Caramel 5/16" Minus

    Coral 1/4 x 1/8

    Dark Brown 5/16 Minus

    Grey Blend 5/16 Minus

    Mini Pearl

    Mocha 5/16" Minus

    Multicolor Flint

    Ozark Brown

    Pearl

    Razorback Red

Measure The Square Footage

Grab a tape measure and get the dimensions of your stone flooring project. Always account for an extra 20 square feet of concrete surface."If you have an odd shaped room break it up into sections squares and rectangles"

Pick Your Stone Color

Consider these ideas to transform your floors: For a smooth transition between spaces, try choosing a flooring color for one room and paint the adjacent space two shades away, lighter or darker, using tones from the same color group.

Contact Us For a Quote

We understand you may have questions about our decorative stone epoxy flooring products. Feel free to give us a call to go over the scope of your stone flooring project. 623-980-0743

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Pebblestone Flooring and Epoxy install their own products?
We do not, we are exclusively a distributor of Pebblestone and epoxy products. Feel free to contact a local contractor to install our decorative flooring products.
Does Pebblestone Flooring and Epoxy require minimum order quantities?
No. However, most freight companies do have a "minimum floor charge". This means that the same price applies for 1lb up 300lbs, sometimes more. We use several different shipping methods and carriers in order to get you the most cost effective shipping. We then pass this discounted savings on your flooring materials on to you!
Does Pebblestone Flooring and Epoxy market and sell to DIY'ers and Homeowners?
We focus our marketing to DIY'ers and homeowners but do also supply many Contractors, Architects and Builders at wholesale prices. Most of Pebblestone Flooring and Epoxy' products are industrial grade solutions designed to be used by professional installers or contractors. While many DIY customers have success installing our products, we do always recommend hiring a professional flooring installer for the best long lasting result. We do sell the Stone Bond Epoxy for re-seal to homeowners and DIY'ers that feel that they are capable of following the guidelines and instructions.
What about shipping? Sound expensive?
Give us just a few minutes and you will be pleasantly surprised at how hassle-free and affordable ordering from us can be.

Once you place your order, we do the research to get you the best shipping rate for your location. Since our customer base is nationwide, we are able to aggressively pursue the most discounted rates available. Affordable shipping means you can not only purchase the products you need, but get them in a timely and cost-conscious manner.

What is the normal shipping process for your product?
We must allow for time to process the order, prepare shipping documents and double check the packing slips. Normal shipping time will be around 4-6 business days depending Pebblestone availability.

Easy 3 Step DIY Install

Prep Your Concrete Surface!

Step 1 – Clean the Concrete Flooring

Sweep, vacuum and blow any dirt and dust off your concrete surface. After making sure the dirt and dust have been removed, wash the concrete with a liquid soap or detergent. Watch out for areas that create pools of water, pooling area need a deep clean because it has more grease, debris or oil in within it.

Step 2 – Choose an Acid Flooring Solution

Always use a mask before proceeding. Use only plastic or acid resistant containers, and remember to add acid to water and never water to acid.  If using muriatic acid, dilute 10% to 15% with water, use 1 gallon for every 40 to 50 square feet. If you choose phosphoric acid, a 20% to 40% phosphoric acid solution should be fine. Sulfamic acid is a white powder that is dissolved in hot water. Mix one pound sulfamic acid to 1 gallon of warm water to treat 300 square feet.

Step 3 – Apply the Acid Solution to the Concrete

You can either pour it from a bucket or use an acid proof pump spray unit. Spread the acid evenly over the concrete sruface. Wait for the concrete to settle for a minimum of 5 to 10 minutes.

Step 4 – Rinse the Floor

Mop up excess water and dry the concrete. When the concrete is completely dry, you can vacuum once more.

 

Mixing The Epoxy and Stones

PLEASE NOTE: WHEN MIXING EPOXIES, NEVER MIX MORE THAN ONE GALLON AT A TIME; IT IS BEST TO MIX IN A BUCKET LARGER THAN ONE (1) GALLON CAPACITY. DO NOT CHANGE THE MIX RATIO. THE EPOXY IS DESIGNED AS A 3:1 MIX. SMALLER AMOUNTS CAN BE MIXED, BUT THE RATIO HAS TO REMAIN AT 3:1. NEVER ATTEMPT TO MIX EPOXY IN A ROLLER TRAY.

Step 1 – Mixing the Stone Flooring Epoxy

Mix 3 parts of the epoxy resin with 1 part of the pebblestone in a separate container. You are going to want the consistency of wet concrete if it had a few decorative rocks in it.

Step 2 – Prepping the River Rock for Install

Begin stirring the stone flooring mixture vigorously for 2 minutes with a flat stirrer, be sure to scrape the sides to insure a proper mixture. If you are working with a large concrete area use a contractor grade mixer and drill.

Step 3 – Getting the Stone Epoxy Mixture Ready

Apply the epoxy stone mixture to a medium nap paint roller. Be sure to always roll east to west and north to south. After dipping your roller into the epoxy and stone mixture, excess stone and epoxy materials should be knocked off using a paint screen to prevent thick and thin areas on your concrete flooring surface.

Installing the Epoxy Stone Product

PLEASE NOTE: WHEN INSTALLING YOUR EPOXY RIVER ROCK FLOORING, ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES, EYE PROTECTION AND A FACE MASK. NEVER RUSH A PROJECT THIS IS A LONG LASTING CONCRETE FLOORING MATERIAL. THE EPOXY IS DESIGNED AS A 3:1 MIX. SMALLER AMOUNTS CAN BE MIXED, BUT THE RATIO HAS TO REMAIN AT 3:1. NEVER ATTEMPT TO MIX EPOXY IN A ROLLER TRAY.

Step 1 – Dumping the Stone Flooring Material

Simply dump small piles of the concrete flooring material onto the concrete surface.

Step 2 – Begin Spreading the Flooring Material

Using a metal rake start moving the flooring material evenly across the concrete flooring. Be sure to move quickly as the mixture is already starting to cure.

Step 3 – Trowel the Material to a Smooth Thickness

After you have raked the material around to a river even level use a trowel to begin smoothing the flooring surface. In order to obtain a great finish, be sure to clean the trowel occasionally with a proper solvent (Xylene, Trowel Slick, etc). A good rule of thumb is to clean the trowel after 7 or 8 passes over the flooring material.