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Floating-sand self-levelling system
- Build-up
- Primer → floating-sand self-levelling with exposed graded aggregate → seal
A terrazzo-like surface with real grip — the signature look of modern retail and renewal projects.
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Application
Commercial & urban renewal
Decorative floating-sand self-levelling systems where the floor is part of the design intent, not just a wearing surface.
What this floor has to withstand
Understand the failure mode before choosing a system.
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Here the floor is part of the design intent — colour, texture and light response are specified by the project.
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Public traffic is relentless and unforgiving on corners, thresholds and shopfront lines.
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Refurbishment happens with shops trading — dust, noise and closure must be engineered out.
Recommended coating systems
Selected by duty — there is no universal system, only the one that fits.
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Epoxy self-levelling (back-of-house)
- Build-up
- Primer → mortar/filler → self-levelling topcoat
Kitchens, loading areas and service corridors: the same cleanliness standard as front-of-house, without the decorative cost.
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Waterborne polyurethane refresh
- Build-up
- Sound existing floor, abraded → waterborne polyurethane topcoat
Overnight refresh between trading days: low odour and fast return to service.
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Standard application sequence
The same floor with the same materials can last years longer when the work is carried out carefully. The six steps below are our standard sequence for epoxy floors: what each step does, to what standard, and what we check on handover. For your workshop we fine-tune the number of layers and the thickness to the actual loads, chemicals and shutdown window.
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Design coordination
Samples and colour panels approved against the interior scheme before a square metre is laid. Samples are re-checked under the actual site lighting to rule out colour disputes.
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Night & zone programme
Works split into night shifts and isolated zones so trading continues. The phasing and hoarding plan is filed with the operator in advance, keeping goods routes clear.
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Preparation & application
Dust-controlled grinding, then primer, build-up and the approved finish. Grinding dust is captured at source and carted out of the premises outside trading hours.
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Opening-ready handover
Each zone is cleaned, cured and handed back ready for trading the next morning. High-footfall routes get a reinforced topcoat before handover to hold the first-month look.
On-site photos
Finished floors photographed on site — click to enlarge and inspect the detail.
Retail hall floor
Floating-sand finish with the aggregate colour mixed to the interior palette.
Epoxy terrazzo feature area
Terrazzo-effect self-levelling as a design feature.
Commercial service area
Back-of-house epoxy in the same colour language as the front.
Representative projects
A selection of projects delivered by the group.
Nationwide real-estate framework agreements
Annual frameworks with Poly, China Merchants, Greentown, Longfor, Seazen, PowerChina, CR Land, Sunac and more, covering garage flooring and common-area floors — with material quality and workmanship unified to each group's own standards.
Xipai Jingyue project
Flooring and parking-bay line marking works. As residential handover standards rise year by year, garage floors are colour-zoned into traffic lanes, bays and wayfinding, finished and accepted in a single pass.
Awarded in 2025
New 2025 wins including China Jinmao and Grand Joy Holdings, continuing the group-framework model to supply flooring materials for their on-sale and under-construction projects.
Regional developer partners
Regional developers including Agile Group and Zhangtai Real Estate complete the picture: repeat orders where local delivery speed and after-sales response matter as much as the product itself.
Retail and mixed-use complexes
Projects for Grand Joy Holdings and China Jinmao are mixed-use: retail, offices and parking under one roof, each with its own floor requirement. We take the flooring package across the whole complex so finishes stay consistent at every interface.
Common questions
What buyers ask most when specifying a floor coating.
Can you match our interior colour scheme?
Yes — aggregate blends and colour panels are approved on samples before production, so the floor lands where the design intends.
Learn moreCan the work happen while shops trade?
Yes — night programmes, isolated zones and dust-controlled preparation keep trading uninterrupted.
Learn moreIs the decorative floor hard to maintain?
No — routine cleaning with water or neutral detergent is enough; the sealed surface does not need waxing.
Learn moreProducts commonly used here
Matched to the systems above; open a product page for technical data and test reports.
Epoxy systemsFloating-sand epoxy self-levelling
A new composite floor topping that pairs decorative appeal with abrasion and slip resistance — for industrial and commercial spaces alike.
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Epoxy systemsSolvent-free epoxy self-levelling
Solvent-free, build-coat self-levelling epoxy with a mirror-smooth finish — abrasion, load and chemical resistant.
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Waterborne systemsWaterborne polyurethane topcoat
Waterborne polyurethane topcoat with outstanding abrasion and scratch resistance, weather resistance, strong adhesion and low viscosity for easy application.
View detailsTell us about your floor
Send the substrate, the area and what the floor has to survive. You will get a recommended system, a build-up drawing and a quotation — usually within one business day.