Common questions
Which industries use resin flooring?
We install resin flooring across nine main sectors: aerospace, automotive and engineering, chemical, factory, food and drink, healthcare, pharmaceutical, printing and packaging, and warehouse and logistics. Each sector has different demands, from hygiene and chemical resistance to heavy machinery and high traffic, so the system is chosen to suit the environment.
Can resin flooring be installed in a warehouse while it is still operating?
Yes. For warehouse and logistics sites, resin flooring for racking aisles, loading bays and walkways is installed around live operations. This means work can be planned in sections so the building keeps running while the new floor goes down, rather than requiring a full shutdown of the site.
What type of resin flooring is best for a factory?
Factory floors typically need coatings, self-smoothing floors, PU screeds or heavy-duty systems that stand up to oils, chemicals and traffic. The right choice depends on what the floor is exposed to, from light foot traffic to forklifts and spillages, and on the processes carried out in each area of the factory.
What does flooring in aerospace facilities need to cope with?
Aerospace floors in manufacturing plants, maintenance hangars and cleanrooms need to handle heavy machinery, chemical spills and strict hygiene standards. Resin flooring suits these environments because the system can be specified for durability, chemical resistance and cleanliness, depending on whether the area is a hangar, production space or cleanroom.
