01 — Furniture & surfaces

Epoxy flooring for laboratories

Seamless, easy-to-clean flooring for laboratory areas, planned together with your laboratory setup.

Technical illustration: section through a layered epoxy floor with integral coving

Overview

A floor that works as hard as the laboratory

Laboratory floors take spills, cleaning chemicals, rolling trolleys and constant foot traffic. Floors with joints, such as tiles, collect dirt and liquids in the gaps and are harder to keep clean.

Epoxy flooring is a resin system applied in layers over a prepared concrete base. It forms a continuous surface without joints, and can be finished with a cove where the floor meets the wall so there are no corners for dirt to gather.

Planning the floor with the rest of the laboratory means flooring, benches, drainage and service routes are coordinated from the start.

Typical build-up: primer, body coat and top coat over concrete

Key features

What laboratory flooring needs to do

Seamless surface

A continuous floor without tile joints where liquids and dirt can collect.

Easy to clean

A smooth, sealed surface that suits regular cleaning and disinfection.

Suited to chemical handling areas

Epoxy systems resist many common laboratory chemicals. The right system depends on the chemicals and cleaning agents you use.

Coving at the walls

An optional curved junction between floor and wall removes hard-to-clean corners.

Coordinated with the layout

Floor work scheduled and planned together with furniture, drains and services.

Benefits

What it means for your laboratory

Fewer places for dirt and spills to collect
Faster, more effective cleaning
A professional, uniform finish across the laboratory
Flooring planned with the rest of the setup, not as an afterthought

Applications

Where it is used

Pharma & Biotech
Chemical
Food & Beverage
Research & Development
Universities
Forensic

Particularly useful in clean rooms, microbiology laboratories and areas where chemicals are handled.

Technical information

Specified for your floor

The right flooring system depends on the condition of the existing floor, the chemicals and cleaning agents used, the traffic it will carry and whether coving is required. Share these details and we will discuss the options for your laboratory.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Have a question that is not answered here? Call us on +91 98714 22279.

Epoxy is widely used in laboratories because it is seamless and easy to clean, but the right system depends on the chemicals, temperatures and traffic in your space. We will discuss your conditions before recommending a floor.

Yes, but the area must be cleared and the existing floor prepared before the resin is applied, and the floor needs time to cure. Planning the work with your schedule keeps disruption to a minimum.

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