East Sussex
Commercial Epoxy Floors in Eastbourne
Eastbourne is towards the far side of East Sussex from our Crawley base but well inside the 70 miles we cover. Search interest from Eastbourne is mostly for epoxy floors, often for working buildings.
Industrial and commercial floors
For warehouses and workshops the choice is usually between an epoxy screed for impact, PU concrete for heat and chemicals, and MMA where a very fast return to service matters. Thin epoxy coatings suit lighter-duty storage and plant areas.
A working building rarely closes for a week. We phase installs in bays so trade can carry on, and add line marking, walkways and hazard zones once the resin has cured.
Slip ratings run from R10 for dry areas to R13 for wet or greasy floors, and we set the aggregate to the use of each zone rather than one rating for the whole site.
Every commercial quote starts with the building in use: opening hours, forklift routes, wash-down regimes and any chemicals on site. From that we pick the system, the slip rating per zone and the order the bays will be done in, so you know in advance which areas are closed and for how long.
We have no published Eastbourne project on this site yet.
Eastbourne: straight answers
- Can you coat a mezzanine deck?
- Yes, we coat and finish decks, stairs and landings. The steelwork itself is installed by your mezzanine contractor.
- Do you test the concrete first?
- Always. Slab moisture and strength decide which system can be used.
- Is it worth travelling from Crawley?
- For us, yes. Eastbourne is well inside our 70-mile area.
- Can outdoor ramps and yards be coated?
- Yes, with a UV stable polyurethane or MMA system and a coarser aggregate suited to outdoor grit and standing water.