High-Build Epoxy Flooring Systems

Epoxy resin flooring systems offer several distinct advantages over concrete, paved or tiled floors. For one thing, not even the best laid paving can come close to the smooth finish offered by the finishes we offer, which is why epoxy resin flooring systems are the perfect choice for any environment which must be at once hard wearing and easy to clean.

 

High build epoxy flooring systems are particularly flexible as the product used is thick enough to iron out any slight imperfections in the substrate and produce a flawlessly smooth finish. The viscosity of high build epoxy floor coating means that usually only a single coat is required to achieve a satisfactory result. This limits the time taken by the whole process, and therefore minimizes the disruption to your business. If the high build epoxy floor coating is to be applied to a porous surface, a primer should be used first.

 

High-Build Systems for Garages

 

In automotive workshops, it is not uncommon for chemicals like diesel, oil and coolant to be spilled on the floor, and this can create a hazard for employees. A smooth, high-build epoxy floor coating causes such spillages to pool in one place, rather than running unchecked across the workshop floor, making for an easier clean up operation.

 

High-Build Systems for Warehouse Units

 

Keeping a busy warehouse clean can be a full-time job, especially with a paved floor surface where the dirt gets right in between the cracks. But there’s no such problem with high-build epoxy flooring systems.

 

High-Build Systems for Factories

 

Factory machinery works best when it is on a level floor and in a clean environment. Fortunately, high-build epoxy flooring systems from MCG Epoxy Coatings are here to help! Contact our team for more details.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Epoxy Flooring Meet UK Health And Safety Requirements?

 

Epoxy flooring can support health and safety requirements in many UK workplaces by providing a strong, easy-to-clean surface that can include slip-resistant finishes where needed. The correct flooring specification depends on the environment, the risks present and the activities carried out within the area. Businesses should select a system that supports their workplace safety procedures and operational needs.

 

What’s The Cost Of Epoxy Flooring In The UK?

 

The cost of epoxy flooring in the UK depends on factors such as the size of the area, the condition of the existing surface, preparation requirements and the type of epoxy system selected. Additional features such as anti-slip finishes, repairs or specialist coatings can also affect the overall price. A site assessment is usually required to provide an accurate quotation.

 

Epoxy Vs Tiles For Workshops: Why Choose Epoxy?

 

Epoxy flooring can offer advantages over tiles in workshops because it creates a continuous surface with fewer joints where dirt, oil and debris can collect. It can also provide better resistance against impacts, chemicals and heavy equipment movement. This makes epoxy a practical choice for garages, manufacturing areas and other environments where floors experience regular wear.

 

Why Is Epoxy Better Than Standard Concrete Flooring?

 

Epoxy flooring provides a protective coating over concrete, helping improve resistance against abrasion, chemicals and everyday use. Standard concrete can become damaged by spills, impacts and moisture over time, while an epoxy system creates a sealed surface that is easier to clean and maintain. It can also provide a more uniform finish for busy commercial and industrial environments.

 

Can Epoxy Withstand Chemical Spills?

 

Yes, epoxy flooring can provide resistance against many common industrial chemicals, oils and cleaning products. This makes it suitable for areas such as workshops, warehouses and factories where spills may occur. The level of chemical resistance depends on the specific epoxy system chosen and the substances the floor is expected to encounter. Proper cleaning and maintenance also help protect the coating over time.