Engineered for
Every Sector16 INDUSTRIES · ONE STANDARD
From pharmaceutical cleanrooms to car-park decks — POLYZEN matches the right floor system to each industry's real-world stresses, zone by zone.
Choose Your Sector
Each sector page maps the right POLYZEN system to every zone of your facility — backed by compliance-aware specification and turnkey delivery.
Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences
Seamless GMP-grade cleanroom floors→ PRODUCTIONAutomotive & EV
Heavy-duty plant & EV facility floors→ ESD · TECHNICALIT Parks & Data Centres
Static-safe, dust-free technical floors→ HACCP · HYGIENEFood & Beverage
Thermal-shock, hygienic washdown floors→ HEAVY-DUTYIndustrial & Manufacturing
Abrasion & chemical-grade floors→ INFECTION CONTROLHealthcare & Hospitals
Hygienic, seamless, OT-grade surfaces→ TRAFFIC GRADEWarehousing & Logistics
Joint-free, forklift-ready floors→ COMMERCIALCommercial Real Estate
Durable, low-maintenance floors→ INSTITUTIONALEducation & Institutions
Safe, hard-wearing campus floors→ HOSPITALITYHospitality & Hotels
Decorative & durable finishes→ RESIDENTIALResidential & Apartments
Decorative epoxy & coatings→ RETAILRetail & Showrooms
High-finish decorative floors→ PUBLIC SECTORGovernment & Public Sector
Spec-driven durable systems→ SPORTSSports & Recreation
Resilient sports floor systems→ AVIATIONAviation & Airports
Heavy-traffic terminal floors→ DEFENCEDefence
Rugged, mission-grade floors→Not Sure Which System Fits Your Sector?
Tell us your facility and zones — POLYZEN will specify the right system for each.
Common Questions
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences, Food and Beverage, Automotive and EV, Electronics and Data Centres, Warehousing and Logistics, Healthcare, car parks, and general industrial facilities.
Because the sector is a shorthand for the duty. A cleanroom needs a seamless, non-porous, coved surface; a food plant adds hot washdown and organic acids; an electronics line adds a measured resistance band; a warehouse adds point loading and forklift traffic. The same word, flooring, means five different systems.
POLYZEN systems for Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences facilities are engineered to support compliance with the cleanroom and hygiene requirements that apply to the space. The qualifying documentation and values are per the product TDS and the project specification.
Usually PU concrete rather than epoxy, because those floors face hot washdown, steam, fats and organic acids at the same time. Thickness is chosen for the duty, not the finish.
Yes. The sectors shown are the ones we are asked for most often. What matters is the duty the floor faces, and that is established at the site inspection.