Good question, I had the chance recently to check out a badly done one at half the price. It was really really bad. They approached metallic epoxy singapore to redo it again. So it really depends who is the one doing these and the materials and skillset matters. Mine is good so far. Easy to wash. I did drop the shower handle on the curb, where there is only primer and not epoxy. So it chipped off the primer a little. That's all. Still pretty happy with it.
Thank you for the very honest review. And for warning me about not having gradient and the slippery texture. But I really cannot afford to mop-dry the floor all the time.
It has anti slip options but I opt out. They recommend to use the wiper at the end of the day only. But even with my old floor tiles.. I have the habit of mopping dry after the wiper. I added this as I think it is the best outcome and not a requirement
@@madsncakes No matter how you wipe dry, it will still be wet when you shower unless you use that ugly rubber mat, which defeats the whole aesthetic purpose of the epoxy flooring.
I like the epoxy coating look that give a refreshing feel and no hacking. But the fear of felling down as we age and the amount of money and time to heal is really a very big concern. High Risk but nice looking. To be honest, so far I have to say the HDB toilet floor tiles are the most safe one so far in team of anti-slip after comparing some.
Looks really great. Thats metalic epoxy with very cool marble like effect. Most companies in malaysia are only doing flake epoxy hence hard to find good nice ones like yours. Anyways looks really amazing. Wish to do the same for my bathroom floor too one day once the skills are available in Penang :)
We actually wouldn’t recommend Epoxy Flakes for bathrooms where it’s constantly being exposed to harsh conditions and especially in our part of Asia where we experience a warmer climate. Epoxy Flakes system is a thin 2 layer system compared to the 5 layer system we are using in our Metallic Epoxy. It’s system works very similarly to wall paint where 2 scenarios will cause issues to happen; 1) During a hot shower / warmer seasons, it causes air from the ground to rise beneath the Epoxy flakes causing bubbling 2) Water seepage issues causing de lamination *Both scenarios above causes the epoxy flakes to start cracking and finally de lamination. *Disclaimer* We are not indicating that Epoxy Flakes System / companies doing Epoxy Flakes is a no go, but based our personal opinion that it’s not suitable for bathrooms in our part of Asia. Why so is because, we have personally tried and tested the system ourselves locally, and have redone many clients home (whom have previously installed epoxy flakes in Singapore, in which all are facing the same issues) with our Metallic Epoxy System. Our Metallic Epoxy System on the other hand is designed for this very purpose of withstanding fluctuating temperatures and harsh conditions where it’s constantly being exposed to water. We hope this info helps and will be glad to assist for any queries or technical questions 😊
Hi there! Could i check what sponge mop would you recommend? And also, any tips on taking care black tiles with white stain that are not easy to be removed! 😉
Hi, nice honest review!! Besides the anti slip option that you recommended, do you think a pebble + epoxy flooring is also a good option for an anti slip toilet floor? Thanks for your advice!!
I am just wondering is it a material constraint that it couldn’t be made with a sliding gradient for water to flow to the drainage. I love the finishes but my toilet is more filled with things on the floor so drying it is not as easy.
Yes our products are in a liquid form during the course of installation thus unable to create a gradient for water to flow into the drainage. Looking back at common bathroom floorings, a reason why you’ll notice lesser water ponding is not because all the water has flowed into the drainage but because most have seeped into the grout lines / tiles causing the stains and deep grout lines. For water to fully flow into the drainage, you’ll require to have at least a gradient of high 30 degrees from all angles directed into the drainage for that to happen especially if you have a bigger bathroom. *However that’s not necessarily the case for most typical bathroom where the gradient is only a few degrees towards the direction of the drainage but not exactly towards the drain. Lastly it’s still depended on each and every individual preference for their type of floorings, but what we can provide is a flooring that will last a lifetime without stains, grout issues, enhanced waterproofing, anti slip and also a bathroom that is specially customized to every owner. We hope this info helps and will be glad to further assist if required 😊
@@MetallicEpoxySingapore Thank you for the reply. Every material got its pros and cons. I do not mean that epoxy flooring is not good. I think mag made a very good video on it. I was initially wondering is it possible to make a bathtub using this material overlay a concrete tub. I want to know is it possible to lay it vertical. This explains why I was asking about the material constraints. Sorry, I was an civil engineer before I resigned so I shall also share my view on why is there a need for the sloping gradient. For practical reason, It is not possible to have 30 degree gradient. I dun think anyone will want to shower in such environment. The current gradient is to ensure a min water flow to near drainage and prevent water from stagnant on the floor. Lastly, I just want to say. This is an excellent product and Mag did a really neutral view on the product. I really like the her black flooring and also marble flooring in the video as well. But I think for me, I will need to redo my toilet if I want this flooring because it does not suit my living habits now. I don't mean anything it offensive.
Do drop by to our showroom when you can and experience the bathroom yourself 😊 Meantime we will also show you how our bathrooms are able to last a lifetime and why it’s a very worthy one time investment for the long run!
Is there some kind of an epoxy paint option that can be painted over existing tiles so that the slope gradient can be maintained? I would assume multiple coats to be applied to build up the paint thickness.
Epoxy paint unlike Epoxy Overlay/Coating will chip and wear out overtime. They're both using different materials after all so Epoxy paint isn't recommended in my opinion.
Hi. Great review. Your videos are so well made and thorough. Would you please let me know where to get a similar bathroom squeegee and mop? It usually always comes in colours. Was looking for something neutral and yours look so good. Thank you
Hi MADS, been a fan of your channel. May I know how much it was to do the epoxy flooring for your toilet? Am seriously considering it but I heard it was really expensive.
Yup this is done in many thick layers in 4-5 days. So yes very labour intensive and expensive . Click on the link in the description to WhatsApp them. Very friendly vendors
Hmm, personally I see it has a safety issue to have epoxy done in the floor at home especially in toilet😱. Its slippery and we can't predict accidents😵. But it looks good and neat.😁 Stay Safe.😇
Hi just to clarify, we have anti slip specially for bathroom floorings and it’s a recommend finish that we advise every client to go for. *Not slippery even with soap and water (You may drop by our showroom to try it for yourself) Also our anti slip does not wear off easily as our floors do not require heavy scrubbing to keep clean (Due to its grout free, stain and water free surface) which wears off most anti slip finishes in the current market. The typical lifespan of our anti slip is between 8-15 years where we would recommend a recoat which is easily done within half a day and may be used on the very next day. We hope this info helps!
@@silvervoice We would like to invite you to drop by our showroom to show you even without the gradient, it is still very much usable, convenient & preferred option among our clients! 😁 *Keeping in mind that for most bathrooms in Singapore, water does not entirely flow into the drainage even after a shower, it’s designed to be just not so obvious and we are too used to it thus not noticing it 😅
It’s not impossible, our partners abroad do that, but we do not practice it locally because in order to achieve a gradient, we just have to use much lesser product then what we normally use which in turn will cause quality, durability and design concerns which is a top priority especially in Asian countries and not abroad where they are used to diy and regularly shifting homes.
Hi, it’s actually impossible for our current technology to do so, due to the fact that the products used are in liquid form during the course of installation Nevertheless, we always believe that every products has its flaws, however comparing the concern of water flow after usage to the stains, deep grout lines and even difficult maintenance with traditional materials, our clients would still prefer the additional step of pushing the remaining water compared to the latter issues, as even if you do not clean the bathroom regularly, the floors will not be affected as it is so durable, it will be as good as new once you perform a clean up as shown in the video above. Let us know if you would like to drop by our showroom to experience it for yourself 😊
Oh u haven’t seen it... I redo the grouts... last year. This house is 5 years old. One becus of the water leaking from the aircon pipe... and the moisture trapped in the grouts. It gets mouldy easily Second as I wash it often, it deepens and cuts into the ball of my feet. But I prefer walking on the epoxy floor. No icky grouts feeling-Anyone understand that feeling???
@@madsncakes thanks i had contact them already. The costing is more than retiling and Its very much off my budget lol but still will revisit them in the future as the benefits and value seems to be there to stay for me.
Just to clarify, we do not believe in overpricing our services but more towards providing a service for those whom are seeking a high quality product & workmanship. In fact, if you are to order the correct materials to do it yourself, btw it’s 6 different types of products even for a bathroom floor (assuming you would know the different layers required, right quantity, calculations, timing, equipments, protection, mixture & skillset) it would cost at least 2 times what we are charging (Yes we did the calculations prior to the way we charge & noting that reputable manufacturers do not sell small quantities per product) As mostly mentioned above, the bulk of the cost comes from the high quality materials & skilled manpower for the job. (Not even including the cost to operate a business in Singapore) Moving on where mentioned it’s too expensive, it really depends on how one’s perspective is, (For eg. A $10 western meal may be considered expensive in a food court but considered cheap / reasonable in a high end hotel restaurant) Coming back to our price of our services. If anyone is looking to do something to your bathrooms there are only 2 other possible options. 1) Hacking & retiling ($5k - $15k/bathroom depending on QUALITY of materials used) *Not forgetting to add the additional cost of fittings - You might have to delay your renovation up to a month for proper waterproofing, drying time and if you are living in, you will have to endure the noise, dust, smell and hassle. 2) Overlaying ($2k - $10k/ bathroom depending on QUALITY of materials used) - Based PURELY on feedbacks and experience from past clients, issues such as popping, falling tiles may highly occur when the thin cement holding tiles face concerns due to fluctuations of temperatures & / or moisture. If water were to seep beneath the overlaid tiles, via grout lines smelly bathrooms and popping of tiles will occur. *Keeping in mind, for both options, existing problems such as dirty grout lines, stains etc will still come back. Lastly we what we are able to provide is a one time investment that will not only last you a lifetime, but also super easy to clean without the above issues and not forgetting it’s gonna be customized to your preference that no other materials can achieve. *This message is not targeted towards any specific companies or person but an opinion / awareness from our end.
Hi, so its been a year. How’s the epoxy flooring doing? I hear many bad reviews so i wonder how’s yours?
Good question, I had the chance recently to check out a badly done one at half the price. It was really really bad. They approached metallic epoxy singapore to redo it again. So it really depends who is the one doing these and the materials and skillset matters. Mine is good so far. Easy to wash. I did drop the shower handle on the curb, where there is only primer and not epoxy. So it chipped off the primer a little. That's all. Still pretty happy with it.
@@madsncakes hi can check how if it is badly done ? Will it crack ?
Thank you for the very honest review. And for warning me about not having gradient and the slippery texture. But I really cannot afford to mop-dry the floor all the time.
It has anti slip options but I opt out. They recommend to use the wiper at the end of the day only. But even with my old floor tiles.. I have the habit of mopping dry after the wiper. I added this as I think it is the best outcome and not a requirement
@@madsncakes No matter how you wipe dry, it will still be wet when you shower unless you use that ugly rubber mat, which defeats the whole aesthetic purpose of the epoxy flooring.
I like the epoxy coating look that give a refreshing feel and no hacking. But the fear of felling down as we age and the amount of money and time to heal is really a very big concern. High Risk but nice looking. To be honest, so far I have to say the HDB toilet floor tiles are the most safe one so far in team of anti-slip after comparing some.
omg I am so happy looking at ur house ... so satisfying so clean!
Looks really great. Thats metalic epoxy with very cool marble like effect. Most companies in malaysia are only doing flake epoxy hence hard to find good nice ones like yours. Anyways looks really amazing. Wish to do the same for my bathroom floor too one day once the skills are available in Penang :)
Oh yes... they have many designs, even cement.... or 3D effects
Maybe flakes won't have ponding issues. Not 100% sure since it is not self leveled I think
Yup it is self levelling
We actually wouldn’t recommend Epoxy Flakes for bathrooms where it’s constantly being exposed to harsh conditions and especially in our part of Asia where we experience a warmer climate.
Epoxy Flakes system is a thin 2 layer system compared to the 5 layer system we are using in our Metallic Epoxy.
It’s system works very similarly to wall paint where 2 scenarios will cause issues to happen;
1) During a hot shower / warmer seasons, it causes air from the ground to rise beneath the Epoxy flakes causing bubbling
2) Water seepage issues causing de lamination
*Both scenarios above causes the epoxy flakes to start cracking and finally de lamination.
*Disclaimer*
We are not indicating that Epoxy Flakes System / companies doing Epoxy Flakes is a no go, but based our personal opinion that it’s not suitable for bathrooms in our part of Asia.
Why so is because, we have personally tried and tested the system ourselves locally, and have redone many clients home (whom have previously installed epoxy flakes in Singapore, in which all are facing the same issues) with our Metallic Epoxy System.
Our Metallic Epoxy System on the other hand is designed for this very purpose of withstanding fluctuating temperatures and harsh conditions where it’s constantly being exposed to water.
We hope this info helps and will be glad to assist for any queries or technical questions 😊
@@MetallicEpoxySingapore price to do 1 hdb toilet floor?
Yes! finally the epoxy flooring review!
Thanks for sharing, just wanna ask with the epoxy floor you have, will it be any challenges or difficulties if want to change toilet bowl in future?
Yes if the epoxy sticks to the toilet bowl on the ground.
Hi there! Could i check what sponge mop would you recommend? And also, any tips on taking care black tiles with white stain that are not easy to be removed! 😉
Thanks, for the honest info. Black is beauty.
Hi, can you share the estimated cost for this?
Mind sharing how much does it cost to do up your bathroom ?
Hi, nice honest review!!
Besides the anti slip option that you recommended, do you think a pebble + epoxy flooring is also a good option for an anti slip toilet floor? Thanks for your advice!!
I never tried pebble
Hard to comment!
I am just wondering is it a material constraint that it couldn’t be made with a sliding gradient for water to flow to the drainage. I love the finishes but my toilet is more filled with things on the floor so drying it is not as easy.
I wish it could too. What do u have on the floor?
@@madsncakes Icic. Material constraint. I got some pails on the floor for the cleaning detergent and clothes. My service yard is like small
Maybe if u have a wet and dry area. Things in storage. It makes cleaning easier
Yes our products are in a liquid form during the course of installation thus unable to create a gradient for water to flow into the drainage.
Looking back at common bathroom floorings, a reason why you’ll notice lesser water ponding is not because all the water has flowed into the drainage but because most have seeped into the grout lines / tiles causing the stains and deep grout lines.
For water to fully flow into the drainage, you’ll require to have at least a gradient of high 30 degrees from all angles directed into the drainage for that to happen especially if you have a bigger bathroom.
*However that’s not necessarily the case for most typical bathroom where the gradient is only a few degrees towards the direction of the drainage but not exactly towards the drain.
Lastly it’s still depended on each and every individual preference for their type of floorings,
but what we can provide is a flooring that will last a lifetime without stains, grout issues, enhanced waterproofing, anti slip and also a bathroom that is specially customized to every owner.
We hope this info helps and will be glad to further assist if required 😊
@@MetallicEpoxySingapore Thank you for the reply. Every material got its pros and cons. I do not mean that epoxy flooring is not good. I think mag made a very good video on it. I was initially wondering is it possible to make a bathtub using this material overlay a concrete tub. I want to know is it possible to lay it vertical. This explains why I was asking about the material constraints.
Sorry, I was an civil engineer before I resigned so I shall also share my view on why is there a need for the sloping gradient. For practical reason, It is not possible to have 30 degree gradient. I dun think anyone will want to shower in such environment. The current gradient is to ensure a min water flow to near drainage and prevent water from stagnant on the floor.
Lastly, I just want to say. This is an excellent product and Mag did a really neutral view on the product. I really like the her black flooring and also marble flooring in the video as well. But I think for me, I will need to redo my toilet if I want this flooring because it does not suit my living habits now. I don't mean anything it offensive.
Your toilet floor very nice, easy to maintain. Is epoxy coating or epoxy paint?
Coating. So far ok. Recommend the anti slip 👍🏻
@@madsncakes what the company name for the epoxy?
Metallic epoxy. See description :)
How much is the flooring cost for your bathroom?
Love this Channel!
looks great! quite a coincidence that one of my aunties was telling me to do this to my bathroom floors haha
Do drop by to our showroom when you can and experience the bathroom yourself 😊
Meantime we will also show you how our bathrooms are able to last a lifetime and why it’s a very worthy one time investment for the long run!
Is there some kind of an epoxy paint option that can be painted over existing tiles so that the slope gradient can be maintained? I would assume multiple coats to be applied to build up the paint thickness.
Epoxy paint unlike Epoxy Overlay/Coating will chip and wear out overtime. They're both using different materials after all so Epoxy paint isn't recommended in my opinion.
Hi. Great review. Your videos are so well made and thorough. Would you please let me know where to get a similar bathroom squeegee and mop? It usually always comes in colours. Was looking for something neutral and yours look so good.
Thank you
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You may also drop by our showroom to experience the flooring live yourself 😊
Hi u got any update of ur epoxy flooring after 3 years of use?
Sorry I moved out!
Nice video :)
It's look good! Thanks for sharing!!
Hi MADS, been a fan of your channel. May I know how much it was to do the epoxy flooring for your toilet? Am seriously considering it but I heard it was really expensive.
Yup this is done in many thick layers in 4-5 days. So yes very labour intensive and expensive . Click on the link in the description to WhatsApp them. Very friendly vendors
I tot i was e only crazee person cleaning n doing my toilet tht way!! Comforting to know there's others like me..
Me tooo!!! 😂
do you have a link for the mops?
Gooooddddddd Linnnnnn
Hmm, personally I see it has a safety issue to have epoxy done in the floor at home especially in toilet😱. Its slippery and we can't predict accidents😵. But it looks good and neat.😁 Stay Safe.😇
They have anti slip options too
@@madsncakes is it like an apply-on type of anti-slip? Those types tend to wear off after afew years and need to re-apply.
Yup
Hi just to clarify, we have anti slip specially for bathroom floorings and it’s a recommend finish that we advise every client to go for.
*Not slippery even with soap and water (You may drop by our showroom to try it for yourself)
Also our anti slip does not wear off easily as our floors do not require heavy scrubbing to keep clean (Due to its grout free, stain and water free surface) which wears off most anti slip finishes in the current market.
The typical lifespan of our anti slip is between 8-15 years where we would recommend a recoat which is easily done within half a day and may be used on the very next day.
We hope this info helps!
damn beautiful toilet
Honest review
Lay it all out
is there really no other way that the floor is not gradient after doing metallic epoxy??
Interested to know too, gradient is really crucial for bathroom floor🤔
@@silvervoice We would like to invite you to drop by our showroom to show you even without the gradient, it is still very much usable, convenient & preferred option among our clients! 😁
*Keeping in mind that for most bathrooms in Singapore, water does not entirely flow into the drainage even after a shower, it’s designed to be just not so obvious and we are too used to it thus not noticing it 😅
It’s not impossible, our partners abroad do that, but we do not practice it locally because in order to achieve a gradient, we just have to use much lesser product then what we normally use which in turn will cause quality, durability and design concerns which is a top priority especially in Asian countries and not abroad where they are used to diy and regularly shifting homes.
How much for each toilet? Tks
Hi there! Would it be possible for you to drop us a call / WhatsApp at 8788 6565 so we may better assist you from there 😁
Can i ask the contractor to level it towards the drain?
Hi, it’s actually impossible for our current technology to do so, due to the fact that the products used are in liquid form during the course of installation
Nevertheless, we always believe that every products has its flaws, however comparing the concern of water flow after usage to the stains, deep grout lines and even difficult maintenance with traditional materials, our clients would still prefer the additional step of pushing the remaining water compared to the latter issues, as even if you do not clean the bathroom regularly, the floors will not be affected as it is so durable, it will be as good as new once you perform a clean up as shown in the video above.
Let us know if you would like to drop by our showroom to experience it for yourself 😊
@@MetallicEpoxySingapore thanks for the explanation!
Can I ask your total bathroom area in cm? Thank you for ur usefull video btw🙏🏻
Around 1.5x1.5
You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do
Toilet very hard leh but try
If you can wipe dry the bathroom, you might not really need to epoxy in the first place
Oh u haven’t seen it... I redo the grouts... last year. This house is 5 years old.
One becus of the water leaking from the aircon pipe... and the moisture trapped in the grouts. It gets mouldy easily
Second as I wash it often, it deepens and cuts into the ball of my feet. But I prefer walking on the epoxy floor. No icky grouts feeling-Anyone understand that feeling???
U did a xiaomi tv ?
Yuyp
Can we apply the same for walls? Where can i buy? Thanks
Yes.. link in description
Would epoxy cause cancer?
Nah. Anti-slip epoxy paint does a much better job and is cheaper. No need to worry about floor levels too.
How much it cost for this bathroom
Hi there! Would it be possible for you to drop us a call / WhatsApp at 8788 6565 so we may better assist you from there 😁
Can I have the contact of the contractor?
Link in description :)
Génial 👍
I'm not trying to be racist ... But this is y I want to rent my house to Chinese n not Indian . Some Indians r pretty clean... But not all
How much for two toilets?
Click the link in the description to WhatsApp them. Price always change. Maybe got promo
@@madsncakes thanks i had contact them already. The costing is more than retiling and Its very much off my budget lol but still will revisit them in the future as the benefits and value seems to be there to stay for me.
@@madsncakes how much for 2 toilet?
I buy the epoxy paint do myself less than $100 for a toilet.
why not!
Yes look nice but very slippery when wet 🤭
the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
Are u referring to the video audio? I’m working on it.
overprice.. too ex
Just to clarify, we do not believe in overpricing our services but more towards providing a service for those whom are seeking a high quality product & workmanship.
In fact, if you are to order the correct materials to do it yourself, btw it’s 6 different types of products even for a bathroom floor (assuming you would know the different layers required, right quantity, calculations, timing, equipments, protection, mixture & skillset) it would cost at least 2 times what we are charging (Yes we did the calculations prior to the way we charge & noting that reputable manufacturers do not sell small quantities per product)
As mostly mentioned above, the bulk of the cost comes from the high quality materials & skilled manpower for the job. (Not even including the cost to operate a business in Singapore)
Moving on where mentioned it’s too expensive, it really depends on how one’s perspective is, (For eg. A $10 western meal may be considered expensive in a food court but considered cheap / reasonable in a high end hotel restaurant)
Coming back to our price of our services.
If anyone is looking to do something to your bathrooms there are only 2 other possible options.
1) Hacking & retiling ($5k - $15k/bathroom depending on QUALITY of materials used)
*Not forgetting to add the additional cost of fittings
- You might have to delay your renovation up to a month for proper waterproofing, drying time and if you are living in, you will have to endure the noise, dust, smell and hassle.
2) Overlaying ($2k - $10k/ bathroom depending on QUALITY of materials used)
- Based PURELY on feedbacks and experience from past clients, issues such as popping, falling tiles may highly occur when the thin cement holding tiles face concerns due to fluctuations of temperatures & / or moisture. If water were to seep beneath the overlaid tiles, via grout lines smelly bathrooms and popping of tiles will occur.
*Keeping in mind, for both options, existing problems such as dirty grout lines, stains etc will still come back.
Lastly we what we are able to provide is a one time investment that will not only last you a lifetime, but also super easy to clean without the above issues and not forgetting it’s gonna be customized to your preference that no other materials can achieve.
*This message is not targeted towards any specific companies or person but an opinion / awareness from our end.
Too much work cleaning
It’s not the type of floor... it’s me being extra 🤣
American products not really good
Tell me which one is good... maybe I will try for my next place
how much it costs for one bath?