Garage floor colors
Garage floor colors: ten stocked flake blends, ready to park on.
What colors can I get, and how fast?
Garage floor colors from Slabbr: 10 stocked Torginol flake blends, ready to install now. Any of Torginol's 700+ other blends is a special order: 3 to 4 weeks lead time plus $250 per 400 sq ft. Metallic floors are hand-poured in 8 colorways from $12 per square foot.
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All ten blends, one honest look each
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Domino
White, gray and black garage floor · FB-411
Crisp three-way mix of white, granite gray and black. The classic high-contrast garage floor, and the blend more customers pick than any other.
Best if your cabinets are black or white and you want the floor to look chosen, not inherited.
Where it works: Pairs with white, gray or greige walls, black hardware and black or white cabinets. At home in modern farmhouse and new-build exteriors. Install it in garages, shops and retail floors that want contrast.
Gravel
The all-gray blend that hides everything · FB-414
Granite, graphite, whisper gray and white in even measure. A true mid-gray, so dust, leaves and tire scuff vanish into it between cleanings.
Best if the garage works for a living and you want it to look clean on day 300, not just day 1.
Where it works: Pairs with almost any wall color, which is why builders default to it: gray, greige or white walls, brick or stone exteriors. Install it in working garages, shops and commercial back-of-house.
Nightfall
Layered dark grays, short of black · FB-715
Stacked dark grays with a touch of black. Reads moody and modern under LED light without the dust-flagging of a true black floor.
Best if you want a dark, modern floor but are not ready to sweep as often as Carbon demands.
Where it works: Pairs with white or light gray walls for contrast and black-trim modern exteriors. Install it in garages, home gyms and man caves where the gear provides the color.
Cabin Fever
Warm tan and slate earth tones · FB-127
Warm tan, slate gray, white and black. The rustic neutral that ties into wood trim, brick and warm exterior palettes.
Best if the house runs warm: brick, wood tones, tan siding. A cool gray floor would fight all of it.
Where it works: Pairs with warm white or beige walls, wood trim, red brick and tan stone exteriors. Install it in garages, covered patios and basements in warm-palette homes.
Tidal Wave
The brightest floor we stock · FB-807
Clean whites and pale grays with soft storm-blue accents. Bounces light around the room instead of soaking it up.
Best if the garage has one ceiling light and you want it to stop feeling like a cave.
Where it works: Pairs with white and coastal blue-gray walls and light exteriors. Install it in single-light garages, basements and laundry rooms that need every bounce of light.
Shoreline
Beach-sand beige and ivory · FB-421
Sandy beige and ivory with brown and sparse black. Light like Tidal Wave, but the undertone is warm instead of cool.
Best if you want a bright floor that leans warm, not clinical.
Where it works: Pairs with cream, beige and warm white walls, stucco and limestone exteriors. Install it in garages and patios of warm, light homes.
Creekbed
Browns, mineral grays, antique white · FB-716
Rich browns, mineral grays and antique white. The natural riverbed mix that sits comfortably next to stone, brick and a wooded lot.
Best if the floor has to belong to the landscape, not fight it.
Where it works: Pairs with earth-tone walls, stone wainscot, cedar and brick exteriors and wooded lots. Install it in garages, patios and cabin or ranch properties.
Carbon
Deep carbon black, marble depth · F9202
Pure carbon-pigment black with a marble-like complexity moving underneath it. Bold, cool and architectural, the darkest floor we stock.
Best if you want the detail-bay look and a broom lives within reach.
Where it works: Pairs with bright white walls, glass and black-window modern exteriors. Install it in detail bays, showrooms and statement garages with good lighting.
Schist
White and soft gray layered stone · F9307
White and soft gray with the quiet mineral variation of layered stone. A light, muted cool neutral that keeps a garage bright without reading flat.
Best if you want light and clean with more depth than a plain gray floor.
Where it works: Pairs with white, light gray and cool-toned walls, stone and stucco exteriors. Install it in garages, basements and laundry rooms that need brightness.
Orbit
Cool gray with a real pop of blue · FB-310
Black, medium gray, true blue and white in equal parts. The one stocked blend with actual color in it, and it still behaves like a neutral.
Best if you want actual color, not another gray floor.
Where it works: Pairs with white or pale gray walls and navy accents: doors, lockers, toolboxes. Install it in garages, game rooms and team-color spaces.
Flake swatch photography courtesy of Torginol, used with permission.
700+ more blends
Want something we do not stock?
Torginol makes over 700 standard blends and will mix custom ratios on top of that, so if the exact floor in your head is not above, it exists. Special order blends add a 3 to 4 weeks lead time while the material ships, and $250 per 400 sq ft to the install, about $0.63 per square foot, because short-run material costs more and we stage it separately.
The honest advice: the 10 stocked blends exist because they are what the market actually picks, and they cover nearly every cabinet and wall color. Browse the full library at torginol.com if you want the deep catalog, then bring us the blend code and we quote it with the surcharge and lead time in writing, no surprises at install.
Hand-poured, from $12/sq ft
Metallic and marble floors
Metallics are poured, not printed: pigment gets moved by hand while the resin is open, so no two floors repeat. These are the 8 colorways the market actually buys. Treat each image as the direction, not an exact copy, because an exact copy is impossible and that is the point.
Titanium
Bright liquid-metal silver with white-gray marbling. The default metallic look for a reason.
Garages, showrooms
Charcoal Pearl
Deep smoky gray-black with a pearl swirl.
Garages, retail, man caves
Gunmetal
Dark steel gray between Titanium and Charcoal. Industrial sheen.
Garages, basements, offices
Midnight Blue
Deep marbled blue with silver and black veining. The most requested color family right now.
Basements, game rooms, baths
Copper
Warm burnt-orange metal veined with black and bronze.
Restaurants, rustic interiors
Bronze
Rich warm brown with amber depth.
Living areas, warm-toned homes
White Pearl
Pearlescent white with soft gray veining, the Carrara marble look.
Kitchens, baths, modern interiors
Slate Storm
Muted mid-gray, tone-on-tone marbling. The quiet metallic.
Basements, offices, retail
Metallic installs take 2 days and start at $12 per square foot. How metallic floors are built
Choosing
Two rules that settle most color debates
Pick the floor after the cabinets, not before. A blend carries 3 to 7 colors and at least one should repeat a tone already in the room. Black cabinets pair with Domino or Nightfall, wood tones with Cabin Fever or Shoreline, blue accents with Tidal Wave or Orbit.
Mid-tone blends hide the most. Gravel and Cabin Fever disappear dust and tire marks between cleanings in a way a near-black Carbon or a bright floor never will. If the garage works for a living, choose the mid-tone and thank yourself in a year.
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Color and floor questions
What garage floor colors can I get?
Ten Torginol flake blends are stocked and ready to install now, plus eight hand-poured metallic colorways. Any of Torginol's 700 plus other blends can be special ordered with a published lead time and surcharge.
How fast can I get a stocked color?
Stocked flake blends are on the shelf, so colour is never what delays a job. Scheduling is the only variable, and the install itself is one day.
What does a metallic floor cost?
Metallic floors are hand-poured and start at $12 per square foot, above the flake builds because the finish is poured and worked by hand rather than broadcast.
Is the flake colour the whole floor or just the top?
Flake is broadcast to refusal, meaning it is thrown until no base colour shows through at all. What you see is a solid bed of flake locked under a clear polyaspartic topcoat.
Will the colour fade in the sun?
No. The topcoat is polyaspartic, which is UV stable. Epoxy ambers under sunlight through an open garage door, usually within the first year, which is one of several reasons we do not install it.
Can I see the colour on a real floor before deciding?
Every blend on the colors page is photographed as a real Torginol swatch on the same bare slab it starts as, not a rendering. Drag any photo to pull the concrete back across it.
Does the colour affect the price?
Not among the ten stocked blends. They are all the same rate. Special order blends add a surcharge, and metallic is a different system priced separately.
Which colour hides dirt best?
Mid-tone multi-colour blends. A busy flake pattern breaks up the eye and hides tyre dust and leaf litter far better than a solid light or solid dark floor.
Can I mix colours across a garage and a patio?
Yes, and it is common. Garages usually get flake for grip and hiding power, while patios and pool decks often get a different blend or finish suited to bare feet and sun.
What is the difference between flake and solid colour?
Flake is vinyl chip broadcast into the base coat, giving texture, grip and pattern. Solid colour is a single pigmented coat with no chip. Flake hides more and grips better, solid colour reads cleaner.
Do you match a colour I bring you?
Within the Torginol range, yes. We will not claim to match an arbitrary paint chip, because flake colour comes from blended chips rather than from tinting a can.
Can the colour be changed later?
Only by grinding the floor off and starting again, at $1.50 per square foot for removal plus the new system. Colour is the one decision worth taking your time over.
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