The decorative epoxy market is an emerging worldwide market with tremendous potential. We started researching this niche field back in 2006 and have seen some of the technology available around the globe. We learnt that while there were lots of creative people with great ideas, they were being forced to make do with available products rather than ideal products.

This meant their progress, and the advancement of the decorative market in general, was restricted by the limited capabilities of the products being used. Applicators were only able to push new boundaries and try new things on a job by job basis, depending on what their resins would allow them to get away with.

What has done is break the shackles by removing the limitations inherent in the traditional decorative resins. It provides applicators with a "tool kit" of complete products that actually work, enabling them to imagine rather than develop and to create rather than rectify problems. With only four simple techniques, you are able to create a diverse range of finishes, like the Timeless, Enchanted, Spatial and Wicked designs shown on this website.

In addition to the actual quality of the resins and what they give to an applicator, is ideally suited to export for the following reasons:

1) The decorative market is generally less technical than the industrial market. Application is simple, uses conventional tools, and as long as you develop good habits with respect to preparation, consistently great finishes are possible.
2) The diversity of designs comes from three resins and a small range of pigments.
3) With a small stock of effect pigments, you can create an almost unlimited range of designs.
4) products enable the applicator to tailor the design to suit the customer, which is of much greater value than simply cost of materials and labour.
5) products are able to be manufactured overseas under licence once a relationship has been established.
6) products have been independently assessed and eco-certified to ISO 14020. More and more countries are adopting similar programs and there are reciprocal acceptance practices already in place.

And a final note - unfortunately a website can only show you 2-dimensional images of the designs. The "wow" factor comes from seeing the samples in real life. So, if you are impressed by the images you will be amazed by the real thing!