We supply and install commercial epoxy resin flooring for industrial and commercial premises across the UK.
Epoxy resin flooring provides a durable floor finish over a suitably prepared concrete substrate. Systems can be specified for areas exposed to heavy foot traffic, wheeled equipment, abrasion, spillages and chemical exposure.
We install epoxy flooring for new projects, refurbishments and existing concrete floors.
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We install commercial epoxy flooring systems for a range of working environments.
Our services include:
Epoxy resin flooring
Self-smoothing epoxy flooring
High-build epoxy coatings
Heavy-duty resin flooring
Slip-resistant epoxy flooring
Chemical-resistant flooring
Epoxy floor coatings
Resin floor repairs
Floor preparation
Line marking
The correct system should be selected according to the condition of the substrate and the operational requirements of the area.
Commercial epoxy resin flooring can be installed in a wide range of industrial and commercial environments.
Applications include:
Warehouses
Factories
Manufacturing facilities
Workshops
Garages
Distribution centres
Storage facilities
Laboratories
Plant rooms
Commercial units
Production areas
Automotive facilities
Traffic, contamination, chemical exposure and cleaning requirements should be considered when specifying the flooring system.
Warehouse floors are exposed to regular pedestrian and wheeled traffic.
Depending on the operation, this can include:
Forklifts
Pallet trucks
Trolleys
Racking
Stored goods
Loading equipment
Pedestrian traffic
Epoxy resin flooring can provide a hard-wearing surface for warehouse and distribution environments.
The system should be selected according to the type, weight and frequency of traffic.
Factories and manufacturing facilities can place significant mechanical demands on flooring.
Production floors may be exposed to machinery, equipment, wheeled traffic, impact, abrasion and process-related spillages.
Epoxy flooring can be installed in:
Production areas
Assembly areas
Manufacturing halls
Machine areas
Storage areas
Internal traffic routes
Workstations
Different areas within the same factory can require different flooring specifications.
Workshops require flooring capable of withstanding regular working activity.
The floor may be exposed to tools, machinery, equipment, trolleys, oils and other substances associated with the work being carried out.
Epoxy resin flooring provides a continuous surface that can be specified according to the mechanical and chemical demands of the workshop.
Self-smoothing epoxy flooring creates a smooth and continuous resin surface over a prepared substrate.
These systems are suitable for commercial and industrial areas where a smooth, durable and easy-to-clean floor finish is required.
Applications can include:
Warehouses
Manufacturing areas
Laboratories
Clean environments
Commercial units
Production areas
The required system thickness and specification depends on the expected use of the floor.
High-build epoxy coatings provide a protective resin finish over concrete floors.
They can be used to improve existing concrete surfaces in commercial and industrial environments.
The coating specification should consider:
Traffic levels
Surface wear
Chemical exposure
Cleaning requirements
Existing concrete condition
Required surface finish
Correct substrate preparation is required before an epoxy coating is applied.
Heavy-duty environments require flooring capable of withstanding greater levels of mechanical wear.
The floor may be exposed to:
Forklift traffic
Pallet trucks
Heavy equipment
Machinery
Impact
Abrasion
Repeated pedestrian traffic
Higher-build resin systems can be specified where additional durability and wear resistance are required.
The underlying concrete substrate must also be suitable for the loads imposed on the floor.
Commercial and industrial floors can be exposed to oils, cleaning products, process liquids and other chemicals.
Epoxy flooring systems provide different levels of chemical resistance depending on their formulation.
The correct system should be selected according to:
Chemical type
Concentration
Contact time
Frequency of exposure
Operating temperature
Cleaning procedures
Chemical resistance should be assessed against the substances expected within the facility rather than assumed for every epoxy system.
Commercial floors can require additional slip resistance where water, oils or other contaminants are likely to be present.
Aggregates can be incorporated into resin flooring systems to create a textured surface.
Slip-resistant epoxy flooring can be used in:
Workshops
Production areas
Warehouses
Loading areas
Manufacturing facilities
Commercial working areas
The required surface should be selected according to the expected contamination and activities within the area.
Epoxy resin flooring can create a continuous surface with fewer joints than many conventional flooring systems.
This provides a practical floor finish for environments subject to regular cleaning.
Smooth systems are generally easier to clean, while more heavily textured slip-resistant surfaces can require different cleaning methods.
The required balance between cleanability and slip resistance should be considered when specifying the floor.
Forklifts and other industrial vehicles can create concentrated wear on commercial floors.
Repeated traffic is particularly demanding around:
Turning areas
Loading areas
Doorways
Racking aisles
Intersections
Production routes
The resin system should be selected according to the weight, type and frequency of wheeled traffic.
The condition of the underlying concrete should also be assessed before installation.
Line marking can be incorporated into commercial epoxy flooring to identify operational and traffic areas.
Floor markings can define:
Pedestrian walkways
Forklift routes
Loading areas
Storage zones
Workstations
Production areas
Keep-clear zones
Parking areas
The layout should reflect how pedestrians, vehicles and equipment move through the facility.
Substrate preparation is an important part of epoxy flooring installation.
The existing concrete should be assessed before the resin system is applied.
Preparation can include:
Diamond grinding
Shot blasting
Existing coating removal
Adhesive removal
Crack repairs
Joint repairs
Concrete repairs
Surface levelling
Moisture testing
The required preparation depends on the condition of the substrate and the epoxy system being installed.
Existing commercial floors can develop cracks, worn coatings, damaged concrete and localised surface defects.
Damaged areas can be assessed and repaired before a new epoxy flooring system is installed.
Repairs may include crack treatment, joint repairs, concrete repairs and removal of failed existing coatings.
The substrate should provide a suitable base for the new resin system.
Existing concrete and resin floors can be refurbished where the current surface has become worn or is no longer suitable for the operation.
The existing floor can be mechanically prepared, repaired and resurfaced with a new epoxy system.
Where premises need to remain operational, flooring works can be planned in sections where the site conditions and selected flooring system allow.
There is no single epoxy flooring specification suitable for every commercial environment.
The correct system depends on factors including:
Foot traffic
Forklift and wheeled traffic
Machinery
Impact
Abrasion
Chemical exposure
Slip resistance
Cleaning requirements
Existing substrate condition
Required finish
The flooring system should be selected according to the actual conditions in which it will be used.
We provide commercial epoxy resin flooring installation for businesses across the UK.
Our services cover new epoxy floors, floor coatings, replacement flooring, refurbishment, concrete preparation, floor repairs and line marking.
Tell us the approximate floor area, how the space is used, existing floor condition and required flooring system if known. We can assess the project requirements and provide a quotation.