Resin Floor Screeds

Our resin floor screeds are tough and resilient making it perfect for demanding industrial environments.

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Epoxy Resin Screeds

Epoxy resin floor screeds offer high levels of resistance against both heavy traffic and chemical spillages. This makes them perfect for industrial, commercial, laboratory, residential and food preparation areas. Epoxy resin screeds offer a wide range of benefits but are often chosen because they are both visually appealing and offer a durable, long lasting solution.

Why expoy floor screed?

Resin Screed is a high-strength, hard-wearing, decorative, and seamless flooring, that is suitable for heavy-duty commercial areas. The epoxy screed is a combination of clear resin and coloured quartz aggregates. These floor systems are often found in industrial units, packaging areas, college foyers, retail outlets, TV studios, and open areas with high footfall where uneven floors can become a safety hazard.

The secret to our success with resin floor screed is thorough preparation. Without this, there can be problems with bonding and the floor can fail within just a few years. We make sure to handle the preparation of your flooring so that you are guaranteed to get the maximum life from your new flooring.

Our careful approach also means that in the unlikely event that the resin wears down in heavy traffic areas, you won’t have to start the flooring process from scratch when repairing the flooring. All that would be required is a quick sanding to clean the floor and a fresh layer of resin seal coat.

Typically, a resin floor screed will be 6-9mm thick, however where the specification is less rigorous, you might be fine with a thinner coating.

Epoxy resin screed provides abrasion resistance, slip resistance, and high chemical resistance to your standard concrete floors.

Key points

Why is epoxy screed the right flooring solution for you?

Screed can be laid on top of many surfaces, including concrete floors and pump screed
Wide choice of colours and finishes
Can be used for covings, gulleys and wall finishes
Easy to clean and maintain, dust resistant
Suitable for high and low impact areas
Can be made slip resistant with anti slip coating

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Benefits of epoxy screed flooring

There are many locations where epoxy screed is a good fit as a flooring option, but there are also benefits to installing it:

Screeds are highly durable and can withstand heavy mechanical loads, forklifts and high foot traffic making them a great fit for industrial environments where surfaces need to withstand heavy use conditions.

One key benefit of epoxy screed flooring is that they are highly resistant to a wide range of chemicals – they could probably withstand a light chemical attack. Being unaffected by substances such as oils, solvents, and acids makes them a great fit for laboratories, chemical factories and plants and food preparation areas.

The seamless surface of epoxy resin screeds makes it easy to clean and maintain. As the flooring has low surface porosity, it promotes high hygienic standards. Keeping your resin floor screed clean is as simple as steam cleaning and the chemical resistance means that harsher cleaning products can be used if necessary. This makes them ideal for healthcare facilities, commercial kitchens and other environments where cleanliness is crucial.

Epoxy resin screeds are not just functional, they are also available in multiple different colours and finishes to fit the aesthetic needs of your space. There are no standard colours that are not available, but we also provide non standard colours too – whatever will meet your needs.

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South Western Hotel Case Study – Newquay Hotel

What they needed A South Western Hotel chain contacted Maintenance Supplies Contracts Ltd to get the next kitchen floor done after the success of the last contract. The original floor in this kitchen facility was an exhausted and had drab tiles. We decided a polyurethane screed would be the best product for the kitchen. However, in order to lay a floor with a fresh looking finish that was built to last, the tiles would have to be removed first. What we did Operatives set about removing the tiled flooring using Hilti 905 Breakers. Beneath the first layer of tiles were...

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Bendalow Vets Case Study

What they needed Bendalow Vets, in Swinton Manchester suffered a gradual decline in their flooring system over the years. The tiling had become chipped, damaged and broken and started to be a health and safety issue. However, the vet practice was open 6 days a week, meaning that most flooring contractors would not be able to make repairs without needing to close the practice. Maintenance Contracts agreed to repair the flooring on a Sunday, without having to close the practice. What we did We stripped the floor tiles with a heavy duty tile remover and then diamond ground the concrete to get...

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Anti-Slip Workshop Flooring Case Study

What they needed Our client needed a large area of anti-slip flooring installed in their engineering factory, durable enough to withstand pallet truck traffic. They also needed the floor to remain anti-slip even when oily, a surface that could be cleaned and chemical resistant to the liquids on site. What we did To achieve this, we first used our anti-dust vacuum shot blasting machine, to prepare the surface and to get a key. We then applied a multi-layered resin and quartz aggregate system which ended up being approx. 4mm thick. It was necessary this anti-slip flooring system in different areas over several visits, to...

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Solutech Case Study

What they needed Solutech is a large chemical company that processes citric acid for the food and drink industry. This citric acid is a hazardous chemical, and poses a risk to both people and property. As a result of the slow accumulation of citric acid on the site, the concrete in and around the bunded areas had become damaged and worn away at. The drains themselves had deteriorated, and new stainless steel replacements needed to be fitted. What we did Once we had been given the green light to install the system. The internal bunded areas were repairs in a...

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Water World Case Study

What they needed Waterworld is one of the largest indoor waterparks in the UK and have been a fixture for many years. re Although the waterpark is still popular, the tiled floors at around the pools were starting to look dated. As part of a greater refurbishment project, we worked with Waterworld’s owner Mo Chaudry (of Secret Millionaire fame) to consult on how the pool surroundings could be modernised. We decided upon a surface that resembled a sandy beach and worked through multiple samples until decided upon a plan that matched Waterworld’s ambitions. What we did Waterworld had a large...

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Anti-Slip Factory Flooring Case Study

What they needed A large factory in North Wales had issues with slippage between the machines, there was a large quantity of oil and metal swarf present. This was both covering and penetrating the existing concrete flooring system, making the environment both dirty and potentially dangerous. Replacing the existing floor with an anti slip factory flooring was made more difficult by both the timeframe and the machines themselves. The floor needed to be completed over a weekend as the factory was not able to close and the machines needed to stay in situ. What we did We installed a large...

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