Bathroom Epoxy & Resin Flooring
Resin gives you a grout-free bathroom floor that flows continuously into the shower area. The chemistry has to be right — mainstream epoxy discolours in a bathroom, so we spec bathroom-rated PU systems on a proper tanked substrate.
Where this works
- Wet rooms & walk-in showers
- Family bathrooms
- En-suites & cloakrooms
- Spa & hospitality bathrooms
- Accessible / disabled bathrooms
How we install it
- 1Tank first, then coat
Cementitious tanking is the waterproofing. Resin is the finish. Both are required — we've been called to fix bathrooms where the resin was expected to waterproof on its own.
- 2Broadcast the shower floor only
Rest-of-floor stays smooth for cleaning. Only the shower floor is aggregate-broadcast to R11 so it doesn't get slippery when soapy.
- 3Seal to matt or satin
Matt sealer looks stone-like; satin is easier to keep spot-free from splashes. We show samples of both in the room's light before committing.
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Frequently asked
How does bathroom resin compare to microcement?+
Very similar visually. Microcement has a hand-trowelled variation; resin is more uniform. Microcement can cover walls and floor continuously; resin is normally floor-only.
Can I do it over existing tiles?+
Yes if the tiles are sound — we grind, prime, and go over with the resin build-up.
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