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Epoxy & resin flooring systems · Nairobi, Kenya

One slab. Six answers.

Epoxy, polyaspartic, urethane cement and quartz resin floors, laid by one crew in Nairobi and across Kenya. Below they are laid the way we lay them: edge to edge, with no joint between any two. Take a bay and it opens: what the system is, the figures that decide it, and the rooms it is specified for. Each one has its own page behind it, with the build-up coat by coat and an honest account of where it does not belong.

Six systems · one crewLaid without a seam

  1. An open-plan living room on a high-gloss metallic epoxy floor with bronze and charcoal veining, mirroring the garden doors
    Pigmented or metallic epoxy, poured seamless · UV-stable clear topcoat

    Decorative epoxy

    Metallic, 3D, marble or a plain solid colour, poured seamless over a ground slab. Glass-smooth in a living room, tough enough for an office corridor.2 mmPoured build3 daysOn siteHomesOfficesShowroomsOpen system 01
  2. A home garage with a grey, white and charcoal flake floor and a dark SUV parked on it
    Pigmented epoxy base · vinyl flake broadcast to rejection · two-coat polyaspartic seal

    Flake floors

    Vinyl chips broadcast over a pigmented base, as a light speckle or full cover, then locked under a polyaspartic topcoat. Hides dust, shrugs off hot tyres and oil.72 hTo parking2 daysOn siteGaragesWorkshopsWashroomsOpen system 02
  3. A food processing hall on a red-oxide polyurethane floor, damp from washdown, between steel tanks and a conveyor line
    Cementitious urethane mortar, trowelled 6 to 9 mm · coved and drained

    Urethane cement

    Ultra-wear-resistant polyurethane cement, trowelled thick for steel wheels, pallet traffic and hot washdowns. Where a standard epoxy would chip, this keeps going.120 °CWashdown6–9 mmTrowelledFood plantsDairiesBreweriesOpen system 03
  4. A stainless steel commercial kitchen on a textured quartz floor with coved skirting and a slot drain
    Coloured quartz, double broadcast · grouted, sealed and coved · ≈3 mm

    Quartz broadcast

    Coloured quartz broadcast into the resin and sealed in, for a textured floor that keeps its grip when wet. Coved at the walls, with no grout lines to hold bacteria.R11Wet grip≈3 mmBuilt upCommercial kitchensClinicsPool decksOpen system 04
  5. A loading bay on a grey heavy-duty epoxy floor with yellow safety lanes, a forklift and pallet racking
    Aggregate-filled epoxy mortar screed, 4 to 6 mm · laid in phased bays

    Heavy industrial

    Heavy-build coatings rated for forklifts, loading docks and chemical spills. Poured in phases so the operation keeps running.4–6 mmMortar bedin baysPouredFactoriesLoading docksGo-downsOpen system 05
  6. A workshop floor mid-repair: old red coating peeling away on one side, ground concrete with a filled crack on the other, and a floor grinder with its dust extractor
    Survey, strip, rebuild, re-lay · nothing new goes on until the old floor is pull-tested

    Repairs & recoats

    Cracks, spalling and peeling DIY coatings ground out and rebuilt before anything new goes down.1.5 MPaPull-off min.day oneSurveyCrack repairFailed coatingsLevellingOpen system 06

Take a bay to open itOpen · 01 Decorative epoxyEvery floor starts as bare concrete

Or start from the room.

Most people do not arrive knowing whether they want quartz or urethane cement. They arrive knowing they have a garage, or a kitchen that has to pass an inspection, or a slab that is already lifting. Here is the same six indexed that way instead.

Already have a floor, and the problem is the floor? Repairs & recoats covers cracked slabs, spalling, and peeling coatings somebody else put down.