Industrial sites put more pressure on a floor than almost any other environment — forklifts, pallet movement, washdown areas, chemical exposure and constant use, day after day. Unlike standard floor paints or thin coatings, our industrial systems are engineered to handle all of it while protecting the concrete underneath.
We install industrial epoxy and resin flooring across Perth and WA for warehouses, manufacturing facilities, workshops, food production areas, transport facilities and mining infrastructure — sites where a floor failure means downtime, not just an inconvenience.
No two industrial sites carry the same load, so we don’t specify the same system across the board. A workshop dealing with battery acid and oil spills needs a different build to a food production line dealing with washdown and constant moisture. Before recommending anything, we look at:
A thin coating sits on top of the concrete and wears through fast under industrial conditions — once it’s gone, the bare slab beneath is exposed to the same abrasion, chemicals and moisture that caused the failure in the first place. Our systems are built to genuine thickness and bond into the slab itself, so the floor resists abrasion, cleaning chemicals and daily impact while protecting the concrete for the long term, not just the surface finish.
Industrial installations can also incorporate line marking for forklift paths and pedestrian zones, colour-coded safety areas, coving systems where the floor meets the wall, chemical-resistant finishes for specific processing areas, and heavy-duty protective coatings for high-impact zones. These are specified as part of the same project rather than added on afterwards, so the finished floor works as one complete system.
With decades of industry experience, we manage the entire process from start to finish — from assessing your site and selecting the right system through to preparation and installation.
Traffic, moisture, chemical exposure, cleaning methods and operating conditions.
Mechanical grinding and surface preparation where required.
The flooring system matched to the environment and performance requirements.
Scheduled around site access and business operations, with fast-curing systems available where required.
Industrial systems are built with greater thickness and impact strength to handle forklifts, heavy machinery and constant mechanical wear — requirements a commercial kitchen or retail floor simply doesn’t have.
We assess load, traffic volume, chemical exposure and how the space is actually used, then specify a system with the strength and build depth to match — rather than defaulting to a one-size-fits-all industrial coating.
Very little. A correctly specified system resists abrasion, chemicals and heavy wear, so ongoing maintenance is mostly routine cleaning rather than repair or recoating.
Yes, when the system is matched to the exposure. We select chemical-resistant and heat-tolerant coatings specifically for sites where spills, hot processes or harsh cleaning agents are part of daily operations.
