Will it stand up to a forklift?

Yes. A properly prepped, fully cured resin floor takes pallet trucks and forklifts. For very heavy plant we spec the system up when we quote.

A typical unit is back to foot traffic within the week and full traffic around seven days after the topcoat. We phase larger floors around your hours.

Can you do line marking?

Yes, we can mark walkways and bays into the floor. Mention it when you get in touch and it goes on the quote.

What is the best flooring for a workshop?

For a working workshop, a seamless epoxy resin floor is hard to beat. It bonds to the slab as one surface, so there are no tiles or mats to lift, no joints to trap swarf and oil, and it mops clean after a shift. DIY tiles and interlocking mats cost less up front but move under load and trap dirt at every edge. Our resin flooring cost guide covers what a fitted floor involves.

A heavy-duty workshop floor that takes the daily abuse.

Seamless epoxy resin floors built for forklifts, chemical spills and dropped steel. No dust off the slab, no chips, and it mops clean in minutes after a shift.

What you get

Forklift-rated

A bonded, seamless surface that takes pallet trucks and plant without chipping.

No more concrete dust

Untreated slabs shed grey dust for years. A sealed resin floor stops it dead.

Chemical resistant

Oil, coolant, solvents and salt wipe off without staining or eating the surface.

Scheduled around you

We work around your operating hours where we can to keep downtime down.

How it works

Tell us the details

Tell us about the floor, the traffic it takes, and the finish that suits the work.

Quote in writing

We put one price for the whole job in writing, with nothing hidden.

New floor laid

We diamond-grind the slab, prep, pour and cure, phased around your shifts if needed.

The best floor for a working workshop

A workshop floor earns its keep. We pour a two-pack, 100% solids resin that cures into a single seamless skin bonded to the slab, with no joints for dirt and oil to work into. The same spec goes into commercial units and car workshops.

For wet bays and washdown areas we broadcast a quartz aggregate or anti-slip grit into the topcoat so the floor keeps its grip under boots and tyres.

Prep that earns its place

We grind the slab back, fill cracks and oil-blown patches, and vacuum twice before any resin goes down. Skip the prep and a workshop floor lifts inside a year under that kind of traffic, which is exactly why we never do.

Running a bigger site? See our industrial resin flooring and commercial resin flooring pages. Our guide to how a resin floor is installed covers the prep in full, and what a resin floor costs explains what drives the price.

Where we work

Across Leicestershire and the East Midlands

We lay workshop floors across Leicestershire and the East Midlands, including Leicester, Coalville and Hinckley. See everywhere we cover.

Common questions

Will it stand up to a forklift?: Yes. A properly prepped, fully cured resin floor takes pallet trucks and forklifts. For very heavy plant we spec the system up when we quote.
How much downtime?: A typical unit is back to foot traffic within the week and full traffic around seven days after the topcoat. We phase larger floors around your hours.
Can you do line marking?: Yes, we can mark walkways and bays into the floor. Mention it when you get in touch and it goes on the quote.
What is the best flooring for a workshop?: For a working workshop, a seamless epoxy resin floor is hard to beat. It bonds to the slab as one surface, so there are no tiles or mats to lift, no joints to trap swarf and oil, and it mops clean after a shift. DIY tiles and interlocking mats cost less up front but move under load and trap dirt at every edge. Our resin flooring cost guide covers what a fitted floor involves.

Get your free quote.

Tell us about the space and we'll email your fixed-price written quote inside two working days.