Warehouse Epoxy Flooring
Warehouse floors take constant forklift and pallet traffic, and dust from untreated concrete gets into stock and equipment. A properly prepared epoxy system seals the slab, cuts dust and makes line marking and zoning clear.
01Applications
Where it's used
- Distribution and logistics centres
- Storage and racking areas
- Loading and dispatch zones
- Sheds and light-industrial units
02Specification
What decides the system
- Forklift wheel loads and turning areas
- Joint protection
- Pedestrian walkways and safety zoning
- Staging to keep operations running
- Dust control
03Process
How we install it
- 01
Inspect
We check the concrete, moisture, cracks, joints and existing coatings, and confirm how the floor will be used.
- 02
Prepare
Diamond grinding or mechanical preparation, then crack, joint and defect repairs. Most coating failures start here.
- 03
Install
Primer, body and top coats for the specified system, with coving, line marking or colour zones built in.
- 04
Hand over
Correct cure time before traffic returns, plus care and cleaning guidance.
04Project photos
Our work
05FAQ
Common questions
Can you work in stages so we can keep operating?
Staging can often be planned around operations. We discuss access and sequencing when we quote.
Can you include line marking?
Yes. Walkways, bays and zones can be built into the floor system.
What do you need to quote a warehouse floor?
The floor area, location, current condition, how the floor is used (e.g. forklifts) and any time constraints. Photos or plans help.
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Let's talk about your floor.
Send us the floor area, location and current condition. Photos or plans help us quote accurately.