Learn more about our shop flooring applications.
A resinous shop floor system is a durable, seamless flooring solution made by applying multiple layers of synthetic resins—typically epoxy, polyurethane, or polyaspartic—directly onto a concrete substrate. These systems are engineered to withstand the harsh conditions often found in shop environments such as automotive, manufacturing, maintenance, and industrial facilities. If you’re in Florida, you can call on us at Floor Coating Source for shop flooring solutions.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS:
- High Mechanical Strength
- Slip-Resistant texture
- Monolithic and seamless
- Good chemical and stain resistance
- Excellent Abrasion and Wear Resistance
- Easy Maintenance
- Long Service Life
- Professional neat appearance
SYSTEM COMPONENTS:
- Vapor Barrier – if required
- Prime Coat – pigmented
- Broadcast Silica Sand
- Topcoat – pigmented
Common Applications:
Automotive Repair Shops & Service Bays – Epoxy flooring provides a durable, chemical-resistant surface that stands up to oil, grease, solvents, and heavy vehicle loads. It creates a bright, professional workspace that is easy to clean and safe for mechanics and technicians.
Manufacturing & Fabrication Facilities – In industrial settings, epoxy floors are built to withstand the impact of heavy machinery, tool drops, and nonstop workflow while preserving their structural integrity. The seamless, nonporous surface promotes an organized, efficient workspace—helping maintain safety standards, support clean operations, and clearly define production zones.
Warehouse & Storage Areas – Epoxy systems are a great option for spaces where forklifts, pallet jacks, and heavy inventory move constantly. Their abrasion resistance and ability to handle point loads protect the substrate and extend floor life.
Maintenance & Utility Shops – Facilities that maintain equipment or vehicles benefit from epoxy floors that resist oils, cleaners, and water. The light-reflective finish enhances visibility for detail work and inspections.
Commercial & Municipal Fleet Garages – City, county, or corporate fleet garages often use epoxy floors for their resistance to fuels, hydraulic fluids, and road salts. The easy-to-clean surface supports efficient maintenance and professional appearance.
Aircraft & Equipment Hangars – Shop epoxy systems perform well in smaller hangars and maintenance bays where chemical resistance, cleanability, and traction control are key. They can be paired with line striping and safety markings for defined work zones.
Tool Rooms & Assembly Areas – In precision environments, epoxy flooring minimizes dust, resists staining, and offers a smooth, level surface that supports ergonomic work conditions and organization.
Home or Custom Workshops – Homeowners and contractors use epoxy shop floors for garages, hobby areas, and fabrication spaces because they combine functionality, chemical resistance, and visual appeal with minimal maintenance.
School & Vocational Trade Labs – Educational facilities use epoxy shop floors in automotive, mechanical, and construction trade programs for safety, durability, and ease of upkeep under frequent use.
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