What to know first
A full-broadcast vinyl flake floor adds visual depth while helping create a more forgiving, textured surface for everyday garage use. Alpine can pair the flake broadcast with a polyaspartic topcoat when the selected system calls for it.
Alpine offers 16 standard decorative flake blends at no extra charge where currently available. Actual colors and finished appearance can vary by lighting, screen, batch, and installation; request current samples before making a final selection.
Standard flake palette
- Shoreline, Granite, Cobblestone, and Battleship
- Domino, Nightfall, Raven, and Smoke
- Cabin Fever, Creekbed, River Rock, and Sandstone
- Tidal Wave, Moonstone, Pebble Beach, and Slate
What flake adds
- A more forgiving appearance for everyday dust and tire marks
- Texture and traction compared with a plain solid-color finish
- A finish that is straightforward to clean and maintain
Choose your finish
16 standard flake colors
- Shoreline
- Granite
- Cobblestone
- Battleship
- Domino
- Nightfall
- Raven
- Smoke
- Cabin Fever
- Creekbed
- River Rock
- Sandstone
- Tidal Wave
- Moonstone
- Pebble Beach
- Slate
Screen settings, lighting, batch variation, and topcoat gloss can change how a color looks. Treat this palette as a starting point and confirm current physical samples and availability with Alpine before choosing.
Frequently asked questions
Are the flake colors shown online exact?
No. Photos and screens can shift how a color looks. Treat online images as a starting point and confirm current samples and availability with Alpine.
How much does garage flooring start at?
Published starting package pricing is $1,799 for a 1-car garage and $2,999 for a 2-car garage. Final pricing depends on size, concrete condition, preparation, coating system, and finish selections.
What warranty does Alpine provide?
Alpine provides a 5-Year Limited Labor Warranty according to its actual terms. Manufacturer and product warranties, where applicable, are separate and subject to the applicable manufacturer’s terms.
How do you prepare the concrete?
Preparation can include diamond grinding, crack or spall repair, removal of old coatings, cleaning, contaminant checks, and moisture assessment as appropriate for the existing slab and coating system.