Floor coatings
Industrial floor coatings: choosing the right system
Floor paint, multi-layer, self-levelling, anti-slip: comparing solutions for real-world use.
“Industrial floor coating” covers several families of solutions that differ widely in thickness, resistance and budget. The right choice avoids both over-specification and premature failure.
This page explains the options; we then define with you the system suited to each zone of your building.
Applications
- Pedestrian areas and workshop offices: floor paint
- Pallet-truck aisles: multi-layer or self-levelling
- Wet areas: anti-slip finish
- Car parks: epoxy and PU with marking
- Docks: reinforced system
Industrial floor coating
How we work
Zone mapping
Use, traffic, chemicals and cleaning zone by zone.
System comparison
Reasoned proposal by zone.
Preparation
Mechanical preparation and slab repairs.
Application
Selected systems, in phases.
Marking
Routes, zones and signage.
Benefits
Advice not driven by the most expensive system
Combined solutions by zone
Marking included
Phased work
Gallery
Industrial floor coating — in pictures
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between floor paint and a multi-layer coating?
Paint is a thin film; multi-layer combines resin and aggregates at greater thickness for heavier traffic.
Can several systems be combined in one building?
Yes, it is recommended: each zone gets the system suited to its use.
Does the slab need replacing first?
Not necessarily: a sound slab is prepared and repaired locally. A badly damaged slab may need levelling.
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