Resin Flooring & Industrial Epoxy ·
Derbyshire
One floor.
Two worlds.
Metallic marble floors
Poured resin marbled by hand in metallic pigments. Seamless, mirror gloss, a real showpiece.
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High-build epoxy
Non-slip, hard-wearing coatings for units, warehouses and garages. Built to keep working.
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Metallic resin floors people stop and look at.
Metallic epoxy resin, poured and marbled by hand. The pigment is worked while the resin is still moving, so it swims and builds real depth you cannot fake with a paint.
Laid noticeably thicker than a flake floor to let the colour move, then finished in gloss, satin or matte. Seamless across the whole room, with no joints or grout to trap dirt. We make a sample board to your chosen colours first, so you see the exact finish before we pour a drop.
Black & copper metallic marble
Bay markings · workshop
Industrial coatings
Industrial epoxy floors that take a beating.
High-build epoxy, laid to the right thickness for the job and built up in layers for real mechanical strength.
The concrete is diamond-ground and primed first, because adhesion is won at the prep stage, not the paint tin. Non-slip aggregate is broadcast in wherever you need grip, with crisp bay markings and safety lines set out to suit the space. A seamless surface that hoses down and keeps working as hard as you do.
Prepared properly. Sealed to last.
A floor is only as good as the concrete under it. We diamond-grind and prime the base before any resin goes down, then lock the finish in with a UV-stable topcoat so it holds its colour and shine rather than yellowing in the light.
From bare concrete to finished floor.
Drag to see a garage taken from a raw slab to a hard-wearing epoxy finish.
Daniel arrived to inspect and assess my garage floor, a very polite young man. After three days of work, my garage was completed to a high standard. I am very happy with the results and would highly recommend his services.
Recent resin floors, laid across Derbyshire.
A few of the floors we have poured across Derbyshire, from mirror-gloss metallic marble to hard-wearing commercial bays.
Four stages, no shortcuts.
Every floor follows the same discipline, whether it is a lounge or a loading bay.
Prepare
The concrete is diamond-ground, repaired and made level. A sound base is the difference between a floor that lasts and one that lifts.
Prime
A primer coat keys the surface and seals it. On metallic systems this base is laid dark, so the pigment reads with more contrast and depth.
Pour
Pigmented resin or high-build epoxy is laid to the right depth for the job, then worked by hand into the marble effect you chose.
Finish
A topcoat in gloss, satin or matte locks it all in, with non-slip aggregate broadcast wherever the floor needs grip.
Resin flooring questions, answered straight.
The things people ask before booking a survey.
How much does a resin floor cost?
It depends on the area, the state of the concrete underneath and the system you choose. Decorative metallic resin is a thicker, hand-poured build so it sits well above a basic floor paint. Every job gets a free survey and a full written quotation first.
Is resin flooring slippery?
A gloss floor is no more slippery than polished tile when dry, but any smooth floor can be slick when wet. Where grip matters, non-slip aggregate is broadcast into the coating and sealed in.
How long does a resin floor last?
In a home, commonly 10 to 15 years or more, because there are no joints or grout lines to fail. Under industrial traffic expect 5 to 10 years before the topcoat needs refreshing, which is a re-coat rather than a replacement.
Can you lay resin over an existing concrete floor?
Yes, and that is the usual case. The concrete is diamond-ground to create a key, repaired, then primed before any resin goes down. Adhesion is won at the prep stage, not in the paint tin.
Which areas do you cover?
Derbyshire and the surrounding area, including Derby, Chesterfield, Belper, Ilkeston, Ripley, Alfreton, Matlock and Swadlincote. Surveys and written quotations are free.
Let's talk about your floor.
Email or call Daniel for a free survey and a full written quotation. Sample boards can be made up to your chosen design, so you see the finish before we pour.