Commercial Kitchen Flooring

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Hygienic, non-slip epoxy flooring for commercial kitchens, built for heat, grease and daily washdown.

A commercial kitchen floor puts up with more than almost any other surface in a building. Hot equipment, boiling water, dropped food, grease, heavy trolley traffic and strong cleaning chemicals all hit it every single day, and a poor-quality floor won’t last a season.

We install epoxy flooring for commercial kitchens across Perth, from restaurants, cafés and hotels to catering operations and large-scale food prep areas. Each floor is planned around how your kitchen actually runs: prep zones, cook lines, wash-up areas and service walkways.

Why Epoxy Suits a Commercial Kitchen

Epoxy goes down as a liquid and cures into one seamless, non-porous surface. There are no grout lines or joints for grease, food waste and bacteria to settle into, which makes daily cleaning faster and far more effective.

  • Handles hot equipment, boiling water and sudden temperature changes
  • Resists oils, fats, acids and strong cleaning chemicals
  • Non-slip finishes for wet and greasy areas
  • Seamless surface that doesn’t trap food or bacteria
  • Wide range of colours to suit your fit-out

Coving and Falls Matter

In a commercial kitchen, the details at the edges decide whether a floor performs. We install coving where the floor meets the wall, creating a continuous, curved surface with no hard corner for dirt and bacteria to collect in. The floor is also laid to the correct fall so water runs to the drains instead of pooling around equipment, which is a hygiene and slip risk if it’s done wrong.

Non-Slip Where It Counts

Kitchens are among the highest-risk environments for slips. We specify non-slip profiles to suit the conditions, with R12/P5 rated finishes available as standard for food-grade areas, and the aggregate chosen so the floor stays cleanable rather than becoming a rough surface that traps grease.

Done Properly From the Slab Up

Kitchen floors fail early when the concrete underneath hasn’t been prepared properly. Every installation includes mechanical grinding and repairs to the slab first, so the epoxy bonds into sound concrete and doesn’t lift under heat, moisture or heavy use.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a commercial kitchen need to be closed for an epoxy floor?
It depends on the size of the kitchen and the system used. Epoxy can often be installed, cured and back in use quickly, and we can stage the work or specify fast-curing systems to shorten downtime. We'll confirm a realistic timeframe once we've assessed your site.
Will the floor survive hot oil and boiling water?
Yes, when the right system is specified. Epoxy has good heat resistance and holds up to hot oil spills and boiling water, which is why it's widely used in commercial kitchens.
What's the difference between a kitchen floor and a standard commercial floor?
Kitchen floors need to handle heat, grease, chemicals and constant wet conditions, so they're specified with coving, drainage falls and non-slip profiles that a showroom or office floor wouldn't need.
Can the floor be installed over my existing kitchen tiles or concrete?
In many cases, yes, once the surface has been properly assessed and prepared. We'll check the condition of the existing floor and tell you plainly whether it can be coated or needs repair or removal first.
How do I keep an epoxy kitchen floor clean day to day?
Standard daily cleaning with kitchen cleaning products is all that's needed. The seamless, non-porous surface wipes down easily and doesn't absorb grease or odours.