Our process
Four stages. One continuous surface.
The finish starts with the condition of the floor underneath. Once the scope and coating system are agreed, a typical application follows these stages.
Prepare the surface
Check the substrate and prepare it as the specification requires. Resolve loose material, contamination or moisture issues before applying a coating.
Apply the base coat
Apply a compatible base system over the prepared surface. The floor condition and selected system determine the primer and base requirements.
Broadcast the flakes
Scatter decorative flakes into the wet base. After the base sets, remove loose flakes and prepare the surface for sealing.
Seal and allow to cure
Apply the specified clear coat. Follow the project’s curing guidance before allowing foot traffic, washing or moving equipment back.
How a bathroom floor is installed
This 18-second animation follows four stages: grinding and cleaning the floor, treating key waterproofing points, applying the epoxy base and flakes, and sealing with a clear topcoat.
On-screen text in English and Simplified Chinese.
Before you approve the work
A clear scope from the start.
A useful quote should explain what the team can see on site, which repairs and coatings are included, and when you can use the floor again. Ask for the proposed scope and any warranty terms in writing before you confirm.
- Surface condition and suspected moisture source
- Preparation, coating and coverage boundaries
- Curing, access and aftercare instructions
Ready to ask about your floor?
Send your postcode, one wide photo and one close-up on WhatsApp. If there’s a leak, tell us where and when it shows up.