Resinous Flooring Systems

A resinous flooring system is a seamless floor surface created by applying liquid resin onto a prepared concrete substrate. Once cured, the resin forms a smooth, durable and non-porous surface that bonds fully to the base beneath it. They provide a continuous finish without joints or grout lines, making them particularly well-suited to environments where hygiene, safety and durability are critical.

Seamless resin flooring systems can be tailored to suit a range of very specific operational requirements. This flexibility makes resin floor systems a practical solution across a wide range of industries and applications.

The Benefits of Resin Flooring Systems

Resinous flooring systems offer a combination of practical and aesthetic advantages that make them a popular choice for commercial and industrial spaces.

Durability and Strength: Resin flooring systems are designed to withstand heavy footfall, vehicle traffic, impact and abrasion, making them ideal for warehouses, factories and production facilities.
Hygienic and Easy to Maintain: The seamless nature of resinous flooring systems prevents dirt, dust and bacteria from accumulating, allowing for quick and effective cleaning. This makes them particularly suitable for healthcare, food production and education environments.
Slip Resistance and Safety: Resin floor systems can be specified with varying levels of slip resistance to support health and safety requirements in busy or hazardous workplaces.
Chemical and Moisture Resistance: Many resin flooring systems offer excellent resistance to chemicals, oils and moisture, helping to protect the underlying concrete and extend the lifespan of the floor.
Aesthetic Flexibility: Available in a wide range of colours, finishes and textures, resinous flooring systems can be adapted to suit both functional and design-led spaces.

We supply and install three main types of resin flooring, each carefully matched to the demands of the project.

PMMA Resin Flooring Systems

Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) resin flooring systems are known for their exceptionally fast curing times. These resinous flooring systems can be installed and fully cured within very short timeframes, even in low or sub-zero temperatures.

This makes PMMA resin flooring systems ideal for environments where downtime must be kept to an absolute minimum, such as food processing facilities, cold stores and high-turnover industrial settings. PMMA systems are also easy to repair or upgrade, thanks to their unique chemical bonding properties.

Although PMMA resin flooring is typically higher in initial cost, its longevity, speed of installation, and reduced disruption often make it a cost-effective solution over time.

Polyurethane Resin Flooring Systems

Polyurethane resin flooring is particularly valued for its ability to withstand thermal shock and extreme temperature changes. Flooring systems made from this material remain stable when exposed to hot equipment, steam or sudden bursts of heat.

As a result, polyurethane resin floor systems are commonly used in commercial kitchens, bakeries and food manufacturing environments, where temperature fluctuations are unavoidable. They also offer strong resistance to chemicals and impact, making them a robust and versatile option for demanding operational spaces.

Polyurethane resinous flooring does require longer curing times than PMMA systems, which is an important consideration during planning and scheduling.

Epoxy Resin Floor Systems

Epoxy is one of the most widely used resin floorings across industrial and commercial sectors. Known for its strength and durability, it forms a hard, tightly bonded surface that performs well under heavy use.

Epoxy resin flooring systems are well-suited to warehouses, factories, workshops and retail environments. Certain epoxy systems can also be designed to provide electrical conductivity, making them appropriate for environments where static control is essential.

While these systems offer excellent long-term performance, they do have longer curing times and typically require full replacement if significant damage occurs. Clear communication and planning are therefore essential during the selection process.

Where Resinous Flooring Systems Work Best

Resinous flooring systems are used across a wide range of sectors, including warehousing and logistics, manufacturing, retail, education, healthcare, sports and leisure facilities. We have delivered resin flooring systems in both new-build and refurbishment projects, helping clients revitalise ageing floors or create purpose-built surfaces for new operational demands.

Our nationwide capability allows us to support projects across the UK.

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As the UK’s only provider specialising in both concrete and resin flooring systems, we remove the risks associated with managing multiple suppliers.

Our work is underpinned by over four decades of experience, membership with industry bodies including the Association of Concrete Industrial Flooring Contractors and FeRFA, and a commitment to lean construction and sustainable practices. Every resinous flooring system we install is designed around the client’s operational needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Speak to the Resin Flooring Specialists

If you’re considering a resinous flooring system for your commercial or industrial space, our team is here to help. We’ll take the time to understand your environment, challenges and objectives before recommending the most suitable system for your needs. Get a quote online or contact us today to speak with a specialist and discuss your project.

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What is a Resinous Flooring System?

The Benefits of Resin Flooring Systems