Systems we manufacture

Why Chemistry Is the First QuestionA floor is its binder first. Solvent-free epoxy, cementitious mortar and a UV-stable topcoat behave differently on the same slab — and only two of them are ours to make.

Grain size, fine to coarse

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Bigger Grain, More Grip, More ToleranceAggregate size decides three things at once: how the floor feels underfoot, how well it hides the slab, and how much effort a mop needs.

Effects

Beyond the effects

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Matched From Your Code or a SampleColour matching starts at 5 sets: we send a wet film for approval before the batch runs, then keep the formulation on file for your reorders.

Protection

Duty & movement

Specify a Duty

Each One Is a Formulation, Not a WordStatic control needs carbon and an earthing grid; grip needs grain; crack-bridging needs resin. Send the duty and we send the build-up that meets it.

Homes & buildings

Business & industry

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Solvent-Based Epoxy (not offered)

Why solvent-based epoxy is avoided for interior floors — VOC, odour, shrinkage and pinholes — and which real duties still call for it.

Not part of our catalogue. Solvent-bearing epoxy is cheap and flows well but releases high VOC, smells for days, and is ruled out for interior domestic use in most export markets — and as the solvent leaves it shrinks, which is where pinholes and poor levelling come from. It still has legitimate jobs in industrial anti-corrosion linings; for those we will point you to a specialist rather than quote.

Nothing in our catalogue sits in this cut — and that is deliberate: the description above says why. Tell us the duty instead of the category, and we will name the system that actually meets it.

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