Rocking Chair Resort Movie Room and Game Room Epoxy Floors in Mountain Home, AR

The movie room: glow-in-the-dark epoxy

The movie theater space features a dense broadcast of neon-green glow-in-the-dark flake over a dark base. When the lights go down, the floor glows with a bright green pattern that creates atmosphere and provides subtle wayfinding. This finish is popular for entertainment spaces, home theaters and unique residential applications where the glow effect adds to the experience.

The game room: granite-blend full-flake

The attached game room received a full-flake floor in a tan, beige, brown, black and white blend that reads like natural stone. The high-gloss finish reflects the room's rustic reclaimed-wood walls and creates a durable, cleanable surface for the pool table and other game equipment. The photos show the installation during the resort's renovation, with painter's tape and wiring visible as other trades completed their work.

About Rocking Chair Resort

Rocking Chair Resort is a family-friendly vacation destination on Norfork Lake in Mountain Home, Arkansas. The resort offers cabins, boat rentals, and lakeside recreation. Learn more at https://rockingchairresort.com/ or call 870-492-5157. The resort is located at 278 CR 763, Mountain Home, AR 72653.

Recognition and thanks

Twin Lakes Epoxy shared this project on their Facebook page, and the resort team was generous in recognizing the work. When a commercial client takes the time to thank the crew publicly, it means a lot to Rex and Houston.

Planning a resort, commercial or entertainment space floor

Movie rooms, game rooms, tasting rooms, event spaces and other commercial or hospitality floors need planning around traffic, cleaning, aesthetics and downtime. Glow-in-the-dark finishes require a darker base color and perform best in spaces that cycle between light and dark. Full-flake systems offer durability and hide wear in high-traffic areas. Call Mary to discuss your project and schedule an on-site estimate in Mountain Home or a nearby town.

Project photos