Heavy-Duty Industrial Floor Coatings
Some sites need more than a thin coating. Heavy impact, abrasion, chemicals and thermal shock call for thicker, higher-build systems. We assess the conditions and specify a system to match.
01Applications
Where it's used
- Manufacturing and processing plants
- Workshops with heavy equipment
- Chemical storage and wash bays
- High-traffic industrial areas
02Specification
What decides the system
- Impact and dropped loads
- Chemical types and concentrations
- Hot washdowns and thermal shock
- Drainage and falls
- Existing slab condition
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
What's the difference between a coating and a heavy-duty system?
A coating is a thin protective layer. Heavy-duty systems are applied thicker, e.g. trowelled or self-levelling screeds, to handle impact and abrasion.
Can heavy-duty systems be colour-zoned?
Yes. Colour zones and line marking can be included in most systems.
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Let's talk about your floor.
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