Logo Inlays
Epoxy Floors Houston
Installs logo inlays as part of epoxy floor coating projects for businesses, showrooms, shops, gyms, and customer facing spaces. The logo is printed, placed into the floor system, and sealed into the finished surface.
When Logo Inlays Make Sense
A logo inlay works best when the floor is part of the customer experience. That may be a showroom, front entry, sales floor, gym, office, or branded work area.
This is not a sticker added after the floor is done. It is planned with the coating system so the floor still fits the space, traffic, and daily use.
Ready to Talk About a Logo Floor?
If you want your floor to carry your brand without using a surface decal, Epoxy Floors Houston can review the space and explain what makes sense.
How the Project Is Planned
Before installing a logo inlay, the team reviews:
the floor condition
the coating system
logo size
placement
foot traffic
cleaning needs
surrounding floor color
- FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a logo inlay the same as a decal?
Is a logo inlay the same as a decal? No. A decal sits on top of the floor and is exposed to traffic, cleaning, and wear. Over time, it can peel at the edges or get damaged. A logo inlay is placed into the coating system during installation and sealed under the topcoat. That means it becomes part of the floor surface, not something applied after the fact.
Where should the logo be placed?
Where should the logo be placed? Typically it is the area that will have the most impact visually. Most logos are installed in visible areas with regular foot traffic, such as entrances, lobbies, showrooms, or near a front desk. The goal is to keep it in a location people will see without placing it in the highest wear zones, like tight turning areas or heavy equipment paths.
What kind of logo file is needed?
What kind of logo file is needed? A clean, high-resolution file is needed so the logo prints clearly at the size required. Vector files are usually preferred because they scale without losing detail. Low-quality images, screenshots, or compressed files can lead to blurry edges or poor definition, so they often need to be corrected before production
Will the logo wear differently than the rest of the floor?
Will the logo wear differently than the rest of the floor? No, it should wear consistently with the rest of the system because it is sealed under the same topcoat. The only exception is if it is placed in an area with heavier traffic or stress than the surrounding floor. That is why placement is reviewed carefully before installation.
Can the logo include multiple colors or detailed designs?
Can the logo include multiple colors or detailed designs? Yes, the logos are printed out in high definition to achieve the most clarity and greatest impact.