Unlike sealants or paint-on waterproof coatings, epoxy stone flooring uses a natural stone aggregate suspended in a high-performance epoxy resin. The finished surface is porous on top — which means water doesn’t puddle — but the epoxy beneath binds and seals everything to the concrete.
➡️ Result: Water drains through the stone layer, but it can’t penetrate the bonded epoxy below. This allows moisture to escape naturally while keeping the substrate dry and protected.
Because epoxy stone is breathable and porous:
The epoxy resin used in Rock Solid’s flooring is antimicrobial by nature, which means it doesn’t support bacterial or organic growth. That makes it perfect for:
And unlike pavers or joints in tile, weeds can’t grow through it — because there’s no soil, space, or organic material to support them.
Water expands when it freezes. That’s what cracks most concrete surfaces over time. But epoxy stone:
This makes it ideal for outdoor areas, transitional spaces, and any place with temperature swings.
Not only is it waterproof — it’s tough. Epoxy stone has been lab-tested to be up to 3x stronger than poured concrete, while remaining breathable and resilient.
So even in driveways or commercial entryways exposed to vehicle traffic and weather, it holds up better, longer than alternatives.
Epoxy stone combines the beauty of natural river stone with the strength of advanced epoxy chemistry — giving you a surface that’s:
