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Epoxy self-levelling system
- Build-up
- Primer → mortar/filler → self-levelling topcoat
Seamless and easy to clean — the reliable choice for corridors, treatment rooms and service areas.
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Application
Healthcare & public buildings
Wheeled traffic, disinfectant exposure and appearance that has to hold up for a decade of public use.
What this floor has to withstand
Understand the failure mode before choosing a system.
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Wheeled traffic never stops — beds, trolleys and cleaning machines run over the same paths all day.
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Disinfectants are part of daily routine; the surface has to take them without fading or chalking.
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The look has to survive a decade of public use — colour stability matters as much as wear.
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Renovation usually happens with the building still in use.
Recommended coating systems
Selected by duty — there is no universal system, only the one that fits.
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Decorative floating-sand self-levelling
- Build-up
- Primer → floating-sand self-levelling, aggregate exposed on the surface
For lobbies and public halls where the floor is part of the interior design — with an anti-slip texture built in.
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Waterborne polyurethane topcoat
- Build-up
- Sound existing floor, abraded → waterborne polyurethane topcoat
A fast refresh for floors that are structurally sound but visually tired — low odour, quick 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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Substrate preparation
Grinding and repair with dust extraction — essential when the building stays occupied. Noise and dust are kept within the hospital's site rules, with work hours avoiding clinic peaks.
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Primer and build-up
Sealing primer, then mortar and filler to a flat base. Low-odour products are used, with isolation and dust containment between the works and treatment areas.
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Topcoat
Self-levelling or decorative finish applied area by area. Colours are configured to each department's wayfinding needs and confirmed with a trial layout before completion.
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Phased handover
Each completed area returns to service on schedule, so the building never closes. Each finished phase is cleaned, disinfected and accepted immediately, dovetailed with the hospital's schedule.
On-site photos
Finished floors photographed on site — click to enlarge and inspect the detail.
Public hall
Decorative floating-sand finish standing up to daily foot traffic.
Corridor & treatment area
Seamless self-levelling under wheeled traffic, easy to disinfect.
Terrazzo-style public floor
Epoxy terrazzo look with long-term colour stability.
Representative projects
A selection of projects delivered by the group.
Clean-area flooring for pharmaceutical clients
The requirement here matches a pharmaceutical clean room: seamless, washable, coved up the wall, with no joints for residue to sit in. We have delivered exactly these build-ups for Shineway Pharmaceutical, Huahai Pharmaceutical and Xinhua Pharmaceutical — the same systems suit clinical and laboratory areas.
Common questions
What buyers ask most when specifying a floor coating.
Can you work while the building stays open?
Yes — the work is zoned, dust is extracted at source, and low-odour solvent-free materials are used; each area reopens on schedule.
Learn moreWill disinfectants dull the surface?
Cured surfaces tolerate scheduled disinfection; for specific agents, share the chemical list at design stage and we match the topcoat.
Learn moreHow do we keep the appearance over years?
Colour-stable binders plus a wear surface chosen for the traffic level; when the surface eventually dulls, a renewal topcoat restores it without redoing the floor.
Learn moreIs the decorative finish slippery?
The floating-sand texture exposes aggregate at the surface — it is inherently grippier than a smooth self-levelling gloss.
Learn moreProducts commonly used here
Matched to the systems above; open a product page for technical data and test reports.
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.
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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.
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.