POLYZEN APPLIED SYSTEMS

Epoxy Flooring

Epoxy flooring is a seamless, thermoset resin system mechanically bonded to prepared concrete to deliver chemical resistance, abrasion durability, and hygienic, dust-free surfaces. POLYZEN engineers each epoxy floor as a complete system — from substrate preparation to final seal — for pharmaceutical, food, industrial, and commercial facilities.

How a POLYZEN epoxy floor is built

01

Survey & Mechanical Preparation

Diamond grinding or shot-blasting removes the weak laitance layer and opens the concrete profile for a true mechanical bond.

02

Moisture & Substrate Control

Substrate moisture and soundness are assessed; cracks, pinholes, and low spots are repaired before any resin is laid.

03

Priming

A penetrating epoxy primer seals the concrete and locks the system to the slab.

04

System Build-Up

The defining layer — self-leveling pour, trowel-applied mortar, or aggregate broadcast — chosen for the floor's duty.

05

Finish & Seal

A wear- and chemical-resistant topcoat; anti-slip texture or hygienic coving added where the application demands.

06

Cure & Handover

Controlled cure, inspection, and staged return-to-service.

Epoxy flooring systems

Self-Leveling Epoxy Flooring

A mirror-flat, seamless floor for a flawless high-gloss finish.

Primer → self-leveling pour → spike-roller de-aeration → seal

SeamlessSelf-LevelingHigh-Gloss
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Epoxy Mortar Flooring

Maximum-strength trowel-applied system for the heaviest loads.

Primer → trowel-applied aggregate screed → power-float → seal

High-StrengthImpact-ResistantTrowel-Applied
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Heavy Duty Epoxy Flooring

Built for forklifts, steel wheels, and relentless traffic.

Primer → high-build aggregate body → abrasion-resistant topcoat

Heavy-TrafficAbrasion-ResistantIndustrial
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Chemical Resistant Epoxy Flooring

Withstands acids, alkalis, and aggressive solvent spills.

Primer → novolac resin body → novolac chemical-barrier topcoat

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Food Grade Epoxy Flooring

Hygienic, non-porous surfaces for food-safety compliance.

Primer → antimicrobial seamless body → integral coving → hygienic seal

Food-SafeAntimicrobialNon-Porous
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Anti-Skid / Non-Slip Epoxy Flooring

Textured grip for wet, sloped, or high-footfall safety zones.

Basecoat → aggregate broadcast to refusal → encapsulating topcoat

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High-Build Epoxy Coating

Thick protective film for walls and surfaces needing a durable seal.

Surface prep → multi-pass high-build protective film

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Pharma-Grade Flooring

Seamless, coved, contamination-controlled cleanroom floors.

Primer → seamless body → coved corners → contamination-control finish

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Epoxy Coving

Seamless wall-to-floor curves that eliminate dirt traps.

Bonding coat → trowel-formed cove at junction → seal

Hygienic DetailSeamless Junction
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Epoxy Repair & Patching

Fast restoration of cracked, worn, or damaged epoxy floors.

Assess → cut-out & clean → prime → patch mortar → blend topcoat

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Which epoxy floor do you need?

Your requirement
Recommended system
A flawless, seamless showroom-grade finish
Self-Leveling Epoxy Flooring
Withstanding heavy machinery & impact
Epoxy Mortar / Heavy Duty Epoxy
Resisting chemical spills & corrosion
Chemical Resistant Epoxy Flooring
Food & beverage hygiene compliance
Food Grade Epoxy Flooring
Slip safety in wet or sloped areas
Anti-Skid / Non-Slip Epoxy Flooring
Pharmaceutical & cleanroom control
Pharma-Grade Flooring
Protecting walls or large surface areas
High-Build Epoxy Coating
Repairing existing damaged floors
Epoxy Repair & Patching

Sectors we serve

Pharmaceutical & Life SciencesFood & BeverageIndustrial ManufacturingWarehousing & LogisticsAutomotiveHealthcareElectronics

Frequently asked questions

What is epoxy flooring?

A seamless thermoset resin floor mechanically bonded to prepared concrete for durability, chemical resistance, and hygiene.

How is an epoxy floor applied?

As a six-stage system: surface preparation, moisture control, priming, system build-up, sealing, and controlled cure.

Why is surface preparation so important?

Mechanical grinding or shot-blasting removes the weak surface layer and creates the profile epoxy needs to bond; most floor failures trace back to skipped preparation or uncontrolled moisture.

Which epoxy floor is best for a pharmaceutical facility?

Pharma-Grade Flooring with seamless coving and contamination control.

Is epoxy flooring chemical resistant?

Yes — novolac-based Chemical Resistant systems withstand acids, alkalis, and solvents.

Can POLYZEN repair existing epoxy floors?

Yes — through the Epoxy Repair & Patching system.

Ready to specify your epoxy floor?

Tell us your facility, area, and conditions — we'll engineer the right system.