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02 — Epoxy

Epoxy, poured.

Seamless flake and solid resin floors, roofs and balconies. Tough, easy to clean, and a joy to watch go down.

System
0.5–6 mm
Walk on
~24 h
Full cure
~7 days
Typical garage
2–3 days

What it is

One piece, wall to wall.

Epoxy is a two-part resin that bonds into concrete and cures into one hard, seamless surface. It resists oil, water and most chemicals, and it is easy to keep clean.

The coating is only as good as the slab under it. We diamond-grind, repair cracks and moisture-test before any resin goes down. On roofs and balconies we screed to falls so water runs to the drain, then finish with a UV-stable topcoat.

Anatomy of the finish

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    Where it works

    Made for real rooms.

    Garages

    A bright floor that resists oil and tyre marks.

    Roofs & balconies

    Screeded to falls, sealed against water and sun.

    Workshops

    Hard-wearing floors for busy work areas.

    Showrooms & kitchens

    Seamless, easy-to-clean floors for retail and food areas.

    Finishes

    Four systems. One seamless floor.

    Photographic finish references from All Purpose Coatings. Our own site work follows below.

    On the tools

    From the field.

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    The prep: grinding the concrete before coating.

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    A closer look at the floor before coating.

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    The finish: a seamless flake garage floor.

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    Flake texture, seen up close on site.

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    Roof coating details around the drain and upstands.

    Our process

    Five steps. No shortcuts.

    1. 01

      Read

      We read the surface before we quote: moisture, level, movement and light.

      Moisture · level · movement
    2. 02

      Prepare

      Grind, patch, prime and mask. Most of a great finish is preparation nobody sees.

      Prep ≈ half the job
    3. 03

      Apply

      By hand. Every bead, every coat, every pass of the trowel.

      Hand-applied
    4. 04

      Cure

      We work to the product’s cure times and the day’s weather, not to a rushed deadline.

      Temp · humidity · time
    5. 05

      Reveal

      A walk-through, a care guide, and we come back if anything is not right.

      Care guide included

    FAQ

    Epoxy, asked.

    How much does epoxy flooring cost?

    It depends on floor area, the condition of the slab, crack repairs, and the system you choose: solid, flake, quartz or metallic. We give a free, fixed quote after a site inspection.

    How long does epoxy last?

    A well-prepared epoxy floor lasts many years. Life depends on traffic. Heavy-duty systems suit vehicles and equipment.

    Can you coat a roof or balcony?

    Yes. We screed to falls so water drains properly, then seal with a UV-stable topcoat. We check drains and upstands first.

    How long does the job take?

    A typical garage takes 2 to 3 days. We give exact walk-on and drive-on times in your quote.

    What surfaces can it go on?

    Mainly concrete. The slab must be dry, so we moisture-test first. Old coatings are checked and removed if needed.

    Start a project

    Let’s finish it.

    What are we finishing?

    Free quote. Usually a same-day reply on weekdays.