Car Park Epoxy Flooring

Oil ResistantLine & WayfindingNo Tyre MarkingNon-Slip Ramps
Car Park Epoxy Flooring

A car park floor takes tyre marks, engine oil, antifreeze, salt and the constant scrub of turning wheels. We build the car park epoxy system to carry those loads, and finish the bay lines, directional arrows and bay numbers in the same job.

On enclosed decks epoxy is both economical and enough; on upper decks open to sun and rain we switch to UV-resistant, waterproof polyurethane. On ramps and turning points we step the slip resistance up a grade.

System Options

Car Park Epoxy Flooring

Marking and Wayfinding

We lay bay lines, directional arrows, pedestrian routes and numbering in a single colour or in contrasting colours.

Grip on Ramps

On sloped zones an aggregate-reinforced topcoat keeps wheels gripping even in wet weather.

Resists Oil and Salt

Systems that stand up to engine oil, hydraulic fluid, antifreeze and road salt keep the floor from staining and breaking down.

Quick to Clean

The non-porous surface wipes down fast and thoroughly with car park scrubber-dryers.

Technical Specifications

Car Park Epoxy Flooring

Thickness range
1 - 4 mm
Slip class
R10 - R12
Vehicle traffic
3 - 5 days
Line paint
Epoxy / PU based
Expected service life
8 - 12 years
Top deck system
UV-resistant PU
Application Areas
  • Residential indoor and outdoor car parks
  • Shopping centre and office car parks
  • Multi-storey car park structures
  • Hospital and hotel car parks
  • Vehicle service and wash areas
  • Fleet and logistics vehicle yards
  • Ramps and entrance zones
  • Motorcycle and bicycle parking areas
Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

When can a car park be reopened to vehicles?
Foot traffic is possible after 24 hours and light vehicle traffic after 3-5 days depending on ambient temperature. Phased working keeps part of the car park in use.
Do tyre marks leave permanent stains?
With the right topcoat, tyre marks do not penetrate and come off with routine cleaning. Soft or under-cured coatings do risk permanent marking.
Can epoxy be used in an open-air car park?
In areas exposed to direct sunlight, epoxy yellows and embrittles. A UV-resistant polyurethane system is recommended there, or a PU coating that also acts as a membrane where waterproofing is required.

Let's Plan Your Project Together

We inspect the current condition of your floor on site and report the right system with a firm price. The survey is free of charge.