Is it actually waterproof?

Yes. It is poured as one seamless surface with no grout lines, and we can tank it up the walls and around the shower so the whole area is sealed as a single waterproof skin.

Is it slippery when wet?

No. We build in a fine anti-slip texture so it grips underfoot in a wet bathroom. You tell us how much grip you want and we match it to the room.

Can you do a full wet-room or shower area?

Yes. We set the falls and drainage into the floor and carry the resin up the walls so it works as a fully open wet-room with nowhere for water to escape.

How long before we can use the bathroom?

Light use the next day, full cure within about a week. We plan the work around the rest of the room so you are not without it any longer than needed.

How long does a resin bathroom floor last?

Properly laid and looked after, a poured resin bathroom floor lasts for many years without the grout failures that age a tiled one. There are no joints to wear or reseal, so it keeps its waterproof seal far longer than tile and grout. We talk through the expected life for your room when we quote.

Is a resin floor a good idea in a bathroom?

Yes. Because it is poured as one seamless, fully waterproof skin with no grout to crack or go mouldy, it suits a bathroom or wet-room better than tile, and the built-in anti-slip texture keeps it safe underfoot. The main thing to get right is the prep and the falls, which is exactly what we assess when we quote.

Is resin flooring good for a wet room?

Yes. It is seamless, fully waterproof and has no grout, with an anti-slip topcoat graded to the room so it grips under wet feet. The key is getting the falls and the prep right so water always runs to the drain, which is exactly what we assess when we quote.

A seamless, waterproof bathroom floor with no grout to fail.

Fully waterproof poured resin for bathrooms, wet-rooms and showers. One continuous surface with no grout lines to leak or go mouldy, grippy underfoot when wet, laid over your existing floor.

What you get

Fully waterproof

A continuous, tanked surface that carries on up the walls where you want it. No joints, no grout, nothing to leak through.

Grippy when wet

We build in a fine anti-slip texture so it stays safe underfoot in a wet bathroom, without feeling rough.

Nothing to scrub

No grout to go black and reseal every year. A quick wipe and it is clean.

Wet-rooms and showers

Falls and drainage set into the floor so water runs where it should, ready for a fully open wet-room.

How it works

Tell us the details

Tell us about the room, whether it is a full wet-room, and the finish you are after.

Quote in writing

One written price for the whole room, sent over.

New floor laid

Prep, tank, pour and cure, planned around the rest of the bathroom.

Is a resin floor good for a bathroom or wet room?

A bathroom floor takes water every single day, and tiles are only ever as waterproof as the grout holding them together. Grout cracks, discolours and lets water creep underneath, which is where the trouble starts. A poured resin floor has no joints at all, so it works as one continuous waterproof membrane that we can carry up the walls and around the shower. Because there is nothing to trap dirt or moisture, a quick wipe and it is done; our guide to cleaning and maintaining a resin floor covers the simple routine.

Safety underfoot matters more in a bathroom than almost anywhere else, so we build in a fine anti-slip texture, so it works as a genuinely non-slip wet-room floor that grips when wet without feeling harsh. The same seamless approach works beautifully in a kitchen next door, and you can have it in a clean solid colour to suit the room.

A non-slip wet-room floor with no grout to fail

A poured resin wet-room floor goes down as one seamless, fully waterproof surface, with the falls run to the drain so water always heads where it should. There are no grout lines anywhere, so there is nothing to leak, crack or go mouldy along the joints the way it does on a tiled wet-room. The whole floor is one continuous skin we can carry up the walls and around the shower.

Into the topcoat we broadcast a fine anti-slip aggregate, graded to the room, so the finished surface grips under wet feet without feeling harsh underfoot. That is what makes it a genuinely non-slip wet-room floor rather than just a sealed one. You tell us how much grip you want and we match the grade to how the room is used.

It suits a level-access or walk-in shower particularly well, since there is no step, no tray lip and no grout to trip on or scrub. It is also a safer, easier-clean floor for anyone who is less steady on their feet, with a consistent surface, no joints to catch and a wipe-clean finish. We will not make medical claims for it, but plenty of people choose it for exactly that reassurance.

Laid over what you have

In most bathrooms we can pour over the existing floor once it is prepped, sound and dry. We assess it when we quote, set the falls for any drainage, and flag anything that needs sorting first.

Resin vs the usual waterproof bathroom flooring options

Most "waterproof" bathroom floors are only as waterproof as their joints. Here is how a poured resin floor compares with the tile, vinyl and laminate options people usually weigh up first.

Option	Where water gets in	Grip when wet	Upkeep
Poured resin (what we lay)	Nowhere: one seamless, tanked skin with no joints	Anti-slip aggregate built into the topcoat	Wipe clean, nothing to reseal
Tiles	Through the grout as it cracks and discolours	Depends on the tile, and glazed tiles get slippery wet	Grout needs scrubbing and resealing
Vinyl or LVT	At the seams and edges, where it lifts over time	Fine if textured, slippery if not	Wipe clean, but the seams trap water eventually
Laminate	At every board joint, and it swells once water sits	Slippery when wet	Hard to dry out once water is underneath

Where we work

Across Leicestershire and the East Midlands

We lay bathroom and wet-room floors across Leicestershire and the East Midlands, including Leicester and Oadby. See everywhere we cover.

Common questions

Is it actually waterproof?: Yes. It is poured as one seamless surface with no grout lines, and we can tank it up the walls and around the shower so the whole area is sealed as a single waterproof skin.
Is it slippery when wet?: No. We build in a fine anti-slip texture so it grips underfoot in a wet bathroom. You tell us how much grip you want and we match it to the room.
Can you do a full wet-room or shower area?: Yes. We set the falls and drainage into the floor and carry the resin up the walls so it works as a fully open wet-room with nowhere for water to escape.
How long before we can use the bathroom?: Light use the next day, full cure within about a week. We plan the work around the rest of the room so you are not without it any longer than needed.
How long does a resin bathroom floor last?: Properly laid and looked after, a poured resin bathroom floor lasts for many years without the grout failures that age a tiled one. There are no joints to wear or reseal, so it keeps its waterproof seal far longer than tile and grout. We talk through the expected life for your room when we quote.
Is a resin floor a good idea in a bathroom?: Yes. Because it is poured as one seamless, fully waterproof skin with no grout to crack or go mouldy, it suits a bathroom or wet-room better than tile, and the built-in anti-slip texture keeps it safe underfoot. The main thing to get right is the prep and the falls, which is exactly what we assess when we quote.
Is resin flooring good for a wet room?: Yes. It is seamless, fully waterproof and has no grout, with an anti-slip topcoat graded to the room so it grips under wet feet. The key is getting the falls and the prep right so water always runs to the drain, which is exactly what we assess when we quote.

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