Epoxy Floors for Vincenzo’s Pizza
in Boca Raton
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Introduction
Art Epoxy was selected to complete the flooring for a brand-new pizzeria in Boca Raton. The client wanted durable, attractive flooring that would suit both public dining spaces and the back-of-house kitchen area. This project included two different systems to match each area’s functionality and design needs.
Client Overview
Client
Vincenzo’s Pizza
Property Type
Commercial restaurant
Location
3011 Yamato Rd, A-11, Boca Raton, FL 33434
Date
2024
The Challenge
The client needed two types of flooring to accommodate different uses:
- Dining Area: A neutral, stylish finish that would allow flexibility in décor and hold up to high customer traffic.
- Kitchen Area: A highly durable, easy-to-clean surface built to handle spills, impact, and constant employee movement.
Job Scope
Type of Job
Flake epoxy system and metallic epoxy system
Materials Used
First Floor – 600 sq ft (Kitchen / Back Area)
- Epoxy moisture vapor barrier
- Full flake broadcast in Shoreline color
- Polyaspartic clear coat
Second Floor – 500 sq ft (Dining / Common Area)
- 100% solid epoxy primer
- Sterling metallic decorative coat (light grey)
- Urethane topcoat with aluminum oxide for durability
Total Area
1100 sq ft
Duration of the Project
3 days
Before
After
The Solution
Art Epoxy delivered a high-performance and visually appealing result using a tailored dual-system approach:
Kitchen / First Floor – 600 sq ft
- Installed an epoxy moisture vapor barrier
- Broadcast Shoreline flakes for added strength and slip resistance
- Finished with a polyaspartic topcoat for fast curing and durability
Dining / Second Floor – 500 sq ft
- Applied a 100% solid epoxy base
- Installed a metallic coat in Sterling (light grey) for an elegant, modern aesthetic
- Added a urethane topcoat with aluminum oxide for long-lasting protection
Results
The finished floors not only elevated the restaurant’s look but also ensured long-term resilience. The dining area’s metallic finish provided a clean, neutral base for the client’s decor, while the flake system in the kitchen offered maximum strength and functionality.