Graded Broadcast Epoxy Floor for Car Park Decks

SKU: FW-ECS-GRD

An exposed car park deck floor built from a blend of aggregate sizes rather than one sieve: the coarse fraction carries the tyre and the braking shear, the fines pack the voids between it, so the texture stays open where it has to shed water and stays even where the wheels actually run.

Key Parameters

Finish
Graded broadcast, open texture
Thickness
5 mm
Coverage
6 kg/m²
Mix Ratio
A:B = 2:1
Walk-on Time
10 h

Standard pack: 25 kg/set (A: 20 kg + B: 5 kg). Reply within 24 hours. Custom RAL colours and OEM packaging available.

  • ISO 9001
  • SGS
  • CE
  • PICC

System line:Epoxy Colored Sand

Why buyers specify it

Seamless epoxy colored sand floors — metallic, solid colour and flake builds — engineered for grip, durability and a low-VOC interior.

Product overview

A deck build made from a blend of aggregate sizes rather than one sieve: 5 mm at 6 kg/m², open graded texture, mixed A:B = 2:1 by weight out of a 25 kg set (20 kg resin + 5 kg hardener). It holds >85 Shore D and 78 MPa compressive with 3.5 MPa adhesion and a Taber loss of ≤0.02 g (CS-17, 1000 cycles). 30 minutes of pot life at 20 °C, walk-on at about 10 hours, full cure at 7 days before gradients are opened to traffic.

Why one sieve size gives you grip or gives you a wear pattern

A single aggregate size leaves voids. Grade the blend — coarse for structure, fine to sit between the grains — and the same wet resin receives a surface where the coarse grains stand proud to hold wet-tyre friction while the finer fractions pack beneath them, which is what keeps a deck floor from polishing down under the same two wheel paths every day. The build is thick by design: a nominal 5 mm section at roughly 6 kg/m² of system consumption takes the falls, the braking shear and the standing water instead of passing them to the slab.

Two ways to specify the same deck duty

Buyers comparing this page with our coarse ramp system will notice the section and the consumption are the same. They are two answers to one job, and the difference is the sieve curve, not the resin: a single coarse size leaves a deeper, more open profile, which is what a braking lane wants; a graded blend keeps that profile from closing up under traffic and gives a surface that is easier to sweep and wash. Choose the graded build where the deck is used by people on foot as well as by cars — the apron, the pedestrian ramp, the queue deck — and the coarser single size where the lane is purely a braking surface.

Where it goes

  • Multi-storey deck floors and ramps, podium slabs and any fall that has to drain under wet tyres.
  • Loading bays and aprons where standstill traffic and turning loads are the design cases.
  • Open decks in sun, where the build is specified with a UV-stable topcoat that resists the ambering a standard epoxy shows on an exposed deck.
  • Movement joints detailed through the build-up rather than cut afterwards.

What we do not publish

No slip classification and no R rating. A graded profile reads as grip in a photograph and measures as something else on a ramp under a wet tyre, and we have not ramp-tested this build. Where a project needs a classification we arrange the test on the build that is actually going in, on your deck, rather than quoting a number borrowed from a datasheet.

What changes the price

Falls and drainage first: a deck that ponds needs a grinding and re-fall conversation before it needs a coating. Then exposure — a covered deck and a podium slab are not the same specification even when the aggregate is. Send the falls drawing, the joint layout and the winter regime, and we will tell you whether you are specifying this build, the coarser ramp system, or neither.

A single aggregate size leaves voids. Grade the blend — coarse for structure, fine to sit between the grains — and the same wet resin receives a surface with fewer gaps to hold water, dirt or a tyre's contact edge. That is the whole argument for a graded broadcast over a one-size scatter, and it is why this build goes on ramps and decks rather than on a showroom floor.

The build is thick by design: a nominal 5 mm section at roughly 6 kg/m² of system consumption, taking the falls, the braking shear and the standing water that a deck gets and a floor inside a building does not.

System build-up (typical, per m²)

PrimerEpoxy penetrating primerRoll to a wet edge on a ground, sound slab
Graded broadcastSaturated to full profileCoarse and fine sizes into the wet resin, rolled in
Lock / topcoatClear or tinted epoxyUV-stable formulation on open decks
Typical build5 mm≈ 6 kg/m² system consumption

Rated features

  • anti-slip
  • heavy-duty
  • UV-resistant
  • seamless
  • drainage-detail

Colour options

  • Mid Grey
  • Charcoal
  • Beige Blend
  • Custom RAL

Custom RAL matching available — we ship a physical sample card before production.

Made in Our Own Factory

Dongguan Friway Hydraulic Control Technology Co., Ltd.

Every batch of Graded Broadcast Epoxy Floor for Car Park Decks is produced in our own facility by a team that integrates R&D, production, sales and technical service. Advanced equipment, batch-level lab testing and a complete quality system mean consistent quality — from the first sample to the last pallet.

French A+ indoor air emission rating
French A+ Indoor Air — lowest emissions class
PICC product liability insurance
Product liability insured by PICC

Questions about production, certificates or MOQ?

Ask Our Team
  • ISO 9001Quality management system for the flooring coatings lineCertificate copy + audit scope on request
  • SGS testedAdhesion, hardness, abrasion and VOC on finished filmTest report per batch on request
  • CE / DoCDeclaration of conformity for European projectsDoC issued with shipment documents
  • French A+ VOCIndoor air-emission class for living-space floorsClassification sheet on request
  • PICC product liabilityProduct liability cover for exported goodsPolicy summary on request
  • MSDS / SDSPer component — needed for sea and air freight approvalIssued with every shipment

Certificates & Lab Reports

This product line is verified by third-party laboratories. The marks shown above are the ones we publish as images; the documents behind them — certificate copies, batch-specific test reports, the CE Declaration of Conformity — are issued on request. A scanned badge proves nothing about your slab; the report behind it does.

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Send the floor area, substrate condition and what the room has to take. We reply with the system build-up, coverage estimate and an FOB quotation — usually within 24 hours.

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