Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Flooring

Price depends on the system, how many coats it's built to, the condition of the slab and how much preparation it needs first. Heavier builds and chemical-resistant systems cost more than a standard warehouse coating. Contact us today to request a free estimate for your project.

Yes, and they're covered separately because they're specified differently — see food grade flooring.

Cure times vary by system and by temperature. Most resin floors take foot traffic before they take vehicle traffic or chemical exposure, and we'll give you the schedule for your system before we start so you can plan the shutdown.

Yes. Aggregate is broadcast into the system to achieve a target classification, and the finished floor can be slip tested to AS 4663 so you have the P classification documented.

Solid epoxy is a single colour laid to an even film build — the usual choice for warehouse floor coatings. Flake flooring broadcasts vinyl chip into the wet resin before sealing, which hides marking and adds light texture. Resin flooring is the umbrella term covering epoxy, polyurethane and polyurethane cement systems, so epoxy is one option within it rather than a separate category.

For most warehouses a solid epoxy coating handles forklift traffic, point loads and line marking at a sensible cost. Where there's chemical exposure, heavy impact or washdown, a heavier build or a polyurethane cement system is usually the better call. It comes down to the loads and what gets spilled.

Sometimes, if it's well bonded and compatible, but it needs assessment. A failing coating has to come off — see floor covering removal. Coating over a bond failure just buries the problem.