Epoxy Floor Coating
Epoxy floor coating is a two-component resin that fuses with concrete to form a seamless, hard and easy-to-clean surface. Concrete that once dusted, absorbed oil and trapped dirt in its joints becomes a single hygienic slab that resists wear for years.
We start with measurement, not material. On site we read the moisture, tensile strength and existing damage, then choose the thickness and system to match how hard the floor is used. After grinding and repairing the surface, the primer, main coat and protective topcoat go down in turn.
Epoxy Floor Coating
Self-Levelling Finish
Free-flowing resin settles into a mirror-flat surface with no joints or seams — the look most asked for in showrooms and warehouses.
Heavy-Duty Build
A thick, quartz-reinforced coat carries forklifts and loaded pallets for years without crushing or denting.
Antistatic (ESD)
A conductive layer and earthing strips drain static charge — essential on electronics lines and around sensitive equipment.
Chemical Resistance
Resins that shrug off acid, alkali, oil and solvents build a sealed, safe surface for labs, chemical plants and food lines.
Epoxy Floor Coating
- Thickness range
- 0.3 - 6 mm
- Compressive strength
- 60 - 90 N/mm²
- Foot traffic
- 24 hours
- Full cure
- 7 days
- Expected service life
- 8 - 15 years
- Application temperature
- +10 / +30 °C
- Factory and production plant floors
- Warehouses and logistics centres
- Indoor and outdoor car parks
- Workshops and maintenance areas
- Laboratories and clean room environments
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities
- Showroom and retail floors
- Food production and packaging areas