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Decorative metallic PU floors offer a virtually endless array of design effects – marble, cloud, melt, glitter, flakes – it’s even possible to have your logo if you’re a business.

We offer a broad palette of different colours of metallic pigments, which can be combined to create amazing effects. If you don’t see the colour you’re looking for, get in touch and we can help you out. Check our colours here.

Decorative metallic PU floors are rare, and a solvent-free, water-based system like Deko MetaFlow is even more exceptional. Unlike epoxy alternatives, which can yellow or peel over time, our Deko MetaFlow delivers vibrant, stable metallic pigments with lasting visual impact. Safe and environmentally responsible, the system’s primers and sealers carry the GEV-EMICODE® EC1PLUS certification for the lowest VOC emissions, ensuring excellent indoor air quality and safe use in both residential and commercial spaces.

Our products are made in Germany according to our unique formula and come with the highest level EMICODE certification for very low emissions.

It can be compared to a tile floor. It contains slip resistance R9/10 and it’s possible to add additional non-slip additive (R11) to the top coat.

No. Wooden floors must be removed before installing Deko Design floors. The system can be installed on solid substrates such as cement, concrete, or tile, and is suitable for use over underfloor heating.

Yes. Our Deko Design metallic PU floors can be installed in bathrooms, but we do not recommend them for use inside the shower area. The floor’s surface requires a level base to achieve the best visual effect, and the slope or unevenness in shower areas can compromise the installation’s appearance. We suggest using a dedicated shower floor or pre-fabricated shower cabin in the shower area instead.

No. Deko Design floors are engineered specifically for horizontal surfaces such as floors and kitchen worktops, where the system can properly level, cure, and deliver the durability and visual depth it is known for. Because the material is self-smoothing and designed to flow, it is not suitable for vertical installations like walls.

Installation usually takes 3–5 days, depending on floor size, substrate condition, and room temperature. All movable furniture and fixtures must be removed before installation and remain off the floor for a couple of days afterward, as the surface cannot be walked on during this period.

This is not recommended due to limited experience. Getting the commissioning right is critical — there is only one chance to achieve the intended result, and attempting to doing it yourself can risk having to redo the entire floor. It’s not just about following practical steps or craftsmanship — a flawless floor requires years of experience, creativity, and artistry. Specialists understand how colours interact across a large surface and which techniques bring metallic pigments to life, ensuring the floor reflects the intended vision.

The floor must have a solid, level cement or concrete base that is clean, crack-free, and free from moisture or contaminants to ensure proper adhesion and finish. Thorough preparation is essential for achieving the desired metallic effect, durability, and long-term performance, and may influence the overall installation cost if foundation work is required.