3D Epoxy Flooring – 3D Bettercoat Company’s 3D Floor Designs with Epoxy Resin

Are you in Kenya and you are looking to renovate and want to create a very special floor covering? Bettercoat Company provides an insider tip for you: the 3D epoxy floor. With this, you can give your home a very special flair. In our step-by-step instructions, we will tell you what makes 3D Epoxy Flooring so special and how you can make a 3D floor yourself...

 

We offer the best quality 3D epoxy flooring systems not only in Kenya but around East Africa.

What is a 3D floor?


A 3D floor consists of a three-dimensional image that is coated with synthetic resin. In order to achieve a realistic effect, the image must have the highest possible resolution, i.e., a certain size. If the Epoxy Floor 3D has been laid correctly, a photorealistic 3D effect is created for the viewer.

 


Which picture you choose is a matter of taste. In principle, almost any design can be chosen for a 3D floor – the main thing is that the resolution and angle are right. There are companies that only offer their own pictures for laying a floor, and there are also companies that will allow you to use your own pictures. As a do-it-yourself, you have the possibility to choose the one that suits you best from a variety of pictures.

 

 

Contact Bettercoat Company for orders and technical advice regarding 3D epoxy floors in Kenya and around East Africa.

 

www.bettercoat.co.ke | info@bettercoat.co.ke

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