Epoxy flooring is a durable, protective surface commonly used in commercial, industrial, and residential spaces. It’s made by mixing resin with a hardening agent, creating a strong, glossy finish that adheres well to concrete floors.

Key Features of Epoxy Flooring

1. Durability
   • Highly resistant to wear, chemicals, and impact, making it ideal for high-traffic areas.
2. Aesthetic Appeal
   • Available in various colors, patterns, and textures for customized designs.
3. Easy Maintenance
   • Smooth, non-porous surface that’s easy to clean and resistant to stains.
4. Slip Resistance
   • Anti-slip additives can be included for added safety.
5. Moisture & Chemical Resistance
   • Suitable for garages, warehouses, kitchens, and hospitals.

Common Types of Epoxy Flooring

1. Self-Leveling Epoxy – Ideal for smooth, seamless floors in commercial spaces.
2. Epoxy Mortar Flooring – Best for industrial environments with heavy equipment.
3. Quartz-Filled Epoxy – Combines durability with decorative quartz granules.
4. Anti-Static Epoxy – Used in electronic manufacturing or labs.
5. Metallic Epoxy – Offers a glossy, artistic finish for modern designs.

Applications of Epoxy Flooring

• Residential: Garages, kitchens, basements
• Commercial: Showrooms, retail stores, offices
• Industrial: Warehouses, factories, pharmaceutical units
• Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, laboratories