Multilayer Epoxy Floor Coating

3-6 mm ThicknessForklift ProofMultilayer BuildLong Service Life
Multilayer Epoxy Floor Coating

Multilayer epoxy is a high-strength system of at least three layers, built by broadcasting quartz aggregate and resin in turn over a primer. By tuning the layer count and aggregate grade, we build a thickness anywhere from 3 to 6 mm.

We reach for it where a thin single coat wears out fast: floors under constant forklift traffic and heavy point loads. In the same conditions it lasts far longer than a single coat, so the floor comes back for renewal much less often.

System Options

Multilayer Epoxy Floor Coating

Load-Spreading Body

The quartz aggregate skeleton spreads impact and point loads through the layer, so the floor does not crush or scar under wheels.

Level and Fall Correction

Its thickness lets us level out damaged, pitted or uneven slabs in the same application.

Slip to Your Spec

By changing the aggregate size in the final coat we deliver anything from a smooth finish to high grip.

Spot-Repairable

Local damage is patched point by point with the same layer logic — no need to strip the whole floor.

Technical Specifications

Multilayer Epoxy Floor Coating

Thickness range
3 - 6 mm
Layer count
min. 3 layers
Compressive strength
80 - 100 N/mm²
Vehicle traffic
3 - 5 days
Expected service life
10 - 15 years
Slip class
R9 - R12
Application Areas
  • Heavy industry production plants
  • Warehouses with intense forklift traffic
  • Distribution and cargo hubs
  • Loading docks and dispatch areas
  • Metalworking and foundry workshops
  • Multi-storey car parks
  • Service and maintenance hangars
  • Packaging and plastics plants
Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

What is the difference between multilayer and self-levelling epoxy?
A self-levelling system flows out in a single pour to give 1-3 mm and a smooth surface. Multilayer is a layered build-up of alternating aggregate and resin: thicker, mechanically stronger and textured.
When is multilayer epoxy necessary?
It is required where there is continuous forklift or pallet truck traffic, heavy racking leg loads, impact risk or poor slab geometry. Thin-film systems wear out quickly under these conditions.
How long does application take?
Because of intermediate curing times, multilayer application takes longer than thin-film systems. For a 1,000 m² area, 5-7 working days including surface preparation is typical.

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.