JOB 002
Barbershop — Ace of Blades
- Type
- Barbershop — Ace of Blades
- System
- Metallic epoxy
- Palette
- Gold / black
- City
- Toronto
FLOORS FOR · BARBERSHOPS
CHAIRS MOVE. THE FLOOR TAKES IT.
A shop floor gets swept dozens of times a day, rolled over by chair casters and photographed by every client who posts a fresh cut. It should look like your brand and clean up fast.
What a barbershop floor goes through
- Constant sweeping of hair, plus product, dye and spray residue
- Barber chairs and stool casters turning in the same spots all day
- Wet mopping at close, sometimes with strong cleaners
- Foot traffic from the door to the chairs to the till
A floor that carries your brand
A shop floor can carry the brand as much as the sign does. Our barbershop work includes a gold and black metallic floor with the shop's logo set into it, and a black and white floor that plays off graffiti wall art. Metallic and marble-art finishes photograph well, which matters when your chairs end up on Instagram.
Planning around your bookings
Most shops can't close for long. How many days the shop is affected depends on the size of the floor, its condition and the system chosen, so ask for the schedule in writing before you book. Our downtime planning guide lists the questions to settle before the first day.
Questions we hear
Can you put our logo in the floor?
Yes, logo and graphic floors are part of our barbershop work. Send the logo file and a photo of the floor and we'll talk through placement and colours.
Do you work evenings or weekends?
Tell us your opening hours and we'll tell you what scheduling options exist for your floor when we quote.
REAL WORK
Floors we've done
JOB 009
Barbershop waiting area
- Type
- Barbershop waiting area
- System
- Metallic epoxy
- Palette
- Black / white
NEXT STEP
SHOW US THE SLAB.
Send a few photos and the rough size. You'll get straight answers about your floor.