Flow Applied Resin Flooring – Self Levelling Floors

Typical characteristics include:

• Thickness generally between 2 and 3mm
• Seamless finish
• High abrasion resistance
• Chemical resistance
• Optional anti-slip dressing
• Suitable for medium to heavy-duty environments

The correct specification depends on:

• Traffic loads
• Chemical exposure
• Cleaning regime
• Substrate condition
• Desired finish
• Environmental conditions

Epoxy flow systems are often selected for their:

• High-gloss finish
• Excellent compressive strength
• Strong abrasion resistance
• Cost-effective durability

Polyurethane flow systems are commonly used where:

• Greater flexibility is required
• Thermal shock resistance is needed
• A matte finish is preferred
• Chemical resistance is critical

Seamless Finish & Hygienic Cleaning

The seamless surface removes joints, grout lines and weak points, improving hygiene standards while simplifying cleaning and maintenance routines. The smooth finish of a self-levelling epoxy floor also enhances light reflectivity and creates a cleaner, more professional appearance, particularly valuable in: 

• Showrooms
• Visitor-facing production areas
• Pharmaceutical facilities
• Electronics manufacturing
• Commercial workshops

Heavy Traffic & Chemical Resistance

Flow applied flooring systems can withstand demanding operating conditions, including:

• Forklift traffic
• Pallet trucks
• Trolley
• Foot traffic
• Oil and solvent spills
• Abrasion from regular use

With the correct substrate preparation and resin selection, these systems provide excellent long-term resistance to impact and wear.

Faster Install, Lower Lifecycle Cost

Compared with thicker screed systems, flow-applied resin floors typically require less material and can be installed more quickly, helping reduce operational downtime. 

Additional long-term benefits include: 

• Lower maintenance requirements
• Easy cleaning
• Reduced repair frequency
• Extended service life
• Cost-effective lifecycle performance

Warehouses & Distribution Centres

In warehouse environments where traffic is regular but ultra-thick screeds may not be needed, flow applied systems provide an excellent balance between durability, smoothness and cost-efficiency.  Learn more about our warehouse flooring solutions.

Showrooms, Workshops & Automotive Assembly

Automotive and commercial environments often require flooring that performs under heavy traffic while maintaining a clean and professional appearance. Our self levelling epoxy flooring systems are regularly installed within:

• Automotive workshops
• Assembly areas
• Display spaces
• Commercial garages
• Mixed-use industrial environments

Explore our automotive flooring options. 

Clean Rooms, Food & Pharmaceutical Production

Seamless polyurethane and epoxy systems are often used within hygiene-sensitive environments due to their cleanability and chemical resistance. 

Suitable applications include:

• Food processing
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing
• Electronics production
• Clean rooms
• Packaging facilities

View our food processing flooring and pharmaceutical flooring systems. 

Retail Back-of-House & Public Buildings

Flow applied flooring also performs well in:

• Service corridors
• Plant rooms
• Retail stockrooms
• Public sector buildings
• Loading bays

These systems provide a practical long-term solution where a balance of robustness and appearance is required. 

Phase 1 – Site Survey & Substrate Assessment

We begin every project with a detailed assessment of the existing concrete substrate, including: 

• Crack and defect inspection
• Moisture testing
• Damp-proofing checks
• Surface contamination testing
• Load and traffic evaluation

The correct industrial floor preparation is essential for resin adhesion and longevity.

Phase 2 – Resin Specification & Finish Selection

We tailor every flooring system to each individual site’s requirements. This includes the selection of epoxy or polyurethane flow systems, optional anti-slip finishes, colour and demarcation options, as well as the choice of a gloss or matt finish. 

We also provide industrial line marking and anti-static resin flooring where required.o key operational zones.

Phase 3 – Installation to BS 8204-6 / FeRFA Standards

All installations are completed in accordance with recognised industry standards, including BS 8204-6 and FeRFA guidance to ensure installation quality, durability and compliance. Application methods may include pouring, squeegee application, spiked roller finishing and controlled curing procedures

Phase 4 – Aftercare & Maintenance Programme

Following installation, we provide guidance on cleaning, maintenance and re-coating or seal-coat schedules if required, helping to maintain your floor’s performance and lifespan.