Floor coatings · Bath

Epoxy floor coatings in Bath.

Epoxy, polyurethane and chemical-resistant floor systems for warehouses, distribution centres and commercial premises. The system is matched to the substrate, the traffic load and how much downtime you can give us. Delivered across Bath and Somerset. Facade cleaning, frame restoration and commercial decorating across Bath. A World Heritage city of Bath stone and listed Georgian frontages means heritage-safe methods come first. DOFF steam cleaning over pressure, sympathetic finishes, and restoration before replacement on period metalwork and shopfronts.

Bath programme

How we run floor coatings schemes locally.

1. 01 · Survey

   Substrate moisture test (Tramex or hygrometer), cohesion check, traffic load assessment, chemical exposure inventory, downtime window. The cure schedule is agreed before specification, not after.

2. 02 · Specification

   System selected by substrate, load class and use: epoxy screed for heavy forklift traffic, polyurethane for food environments and thermal cycling, chemical-resistant PU where required. Anti-slip aggregate grade specified if needed. Cure schedule set to the system, not the client's preferred weekend.

3. 03 · RAMS

   Project-specific RAMS including ventilation plan, pedestrian and forklift exclusion zones during application and cure, COSHH for solvent and catalyst components.

4. 04 · Delivery

   Shot-blast or diamond-grind substrate, vacuum clean, apply primer, lay system coats to specified film build, broadcast aggregate if in spec, cure, line-mark.

5. 05 · Handover

   As-applied record (product batch, film thickness readings, application temperatures), anti-slip classification where applicable, cleaning and maintenance regime.

Frequently asked · Bath

What clients in Bath usually ask first.

Is your cleaning safe for Bath stone and listed facades?

Yes. DOFF superheated steam at low pressure lifts soiling without abrading the stone. We sample-clean a test area and agree the method before touching the elevation.

Do you work in the conservation area and on listed buildings?

Regularly. We work to the substrate and the consent conditions, and flag anything that needs listed-building or planning sign-off before we start.

Can you match heritage colours on shopfronts?

Yes. We identify the existing colour and apply a matched RAL or BS finish, restoring period metalwork rather than replacing it where the substrate is sound.

How long is the cure before forklift traffic?

Walk-on is typically 12-24 hours. Forklift-ready is typically 5-7 days, depending on system and temperature. Confirmed in writing per scheme.

Can you include anti-slip?

Yes. Aluminium oxide, glass bead or quartz aggregate broadcast into the topcoat. Slip-resistance rating to the specified class.

Will it survive heavy forklift traffic?

Yes, with the right system. We specify to the actual traffic load class, not a generic warehouse spec.

Can it be done over a weekend?

Some systems can, some can't. It depends on substrate moisture, ventilation and the cure rate. We agree the realistic handover at survey, based on the actual cure time.

What warranty comes with the floor?

System-dependent. Most schemes ship with a manufacturer-backed warranty where we are the approved applicator.

Recent work

Recent work across Somerset.

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