Warehouse and factory floors take a daily beating — forklifts, pallet jacks, racking loads and constant foot traffic, often across thousands of square metres. A floor that isn’t built for that volume of use will show wear within months, not years.
We install epoxy and resin systems built specifically for this kind of heavy, continuous use, with installation planned to get your floor finished and your business back to full operation as quickly as possible.
Most old or uneven warehouse floors can be upgraded without removing the existing slab, which is usually the biggest cost and disruption concern for facility managers. Low areas are rebuilt using high-strength levelling compounds or epoxy mortars, surface-tolerant primers help bond to slabs affected by oil or past contamination, and damaged joints — a common failure point where forklifts cross expansion joints repeatedly — can be repaired before the new system goes down. Once the slab is sound, we install a system matched to the warehouse’s specific traffic and use.
Large open areas are typically prepared and coated in efficient stages rather than as one continuous shutdown, which keeps your operation running in sections of the warehouse while others are being worked on. We plan the sequence around your racking layout, pick zones and any deadlines or shutdown windows you’re working to, so the floor gets finished with as little disruption to throughput as possible.
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.
Warehouse systems are specified around large open areas, racking loads and constant forklift movement, while other industrial sites might prioritise chemical resistance or impact strength instead. We assess your specific use before recommending a system.
We check the condition of the existing slab, traffic patterns, racking loads and any chemical or oil exposure, then specify a system built for that combination rather than a generic warehouse coating.
Minimal. A correctly installed system resists abrasion and impact from daily forklift use, so maintenance is largely routine cleaning rather than patch repairs.
Yes, line marking for racking, pedestrian walkways and vehicle zones can be installed as part of the same project.
Yes. Large areas are staged and, where needed, we can plan work around shift changes or shutdown windows to keep operations running
