What is Epoxy Floor Coating?

Epoxy floor coating is a type of industrial flooring created from a mixture of epoxy resin and hardener. When these two components are combined, they undergo a chemical reaction that forms a hard, durable, wear-resistant, chemical-resistant, waterproof, and easy-to-clean coating layer.

🔧 Basic Structure of Epoxy Floor Coating

• Concrete base: The original floor surface, usually new concrete or pre-treated.

• Epoxy primer: Enhances adhesion between the concrete and the coating layer.

• Epoxy topcoat (1 or 2 layers): The final finish layer, determining the color, gloss, and functional features of the floor.

✅ Advantages of Epoxy Coating

• Dustproof, waterproof, and easy to clean.

• High load capacity: Suitable for factories, warehouses, garages, hospitals, cleanrooms…

• Abrasion and chemical resistance: Resists acid, lubricants, saltwater, alkalis…

• Aesthetic appeal: Smooth, glossy surface with various color options.

❌ Disadvantages

• Requires high technical standards for application (grinding, vacuuming, accurate mixing ratio).

• May peel if applied on a damp surface or improperly treated floor.

• Higher initial investment compared to regular paints or cement floors.

🏭 Common Applications

• Manufacturing plants (food, pharmaceuticals)

• Warehouses, car garages, showrooms

• Hospitals, cleanrooms, laboratories

• Shopping centers, sports facilities