Resin Flooring in Hastings and St Leonards
Hastings is at the eastern edge of the area we cover regularly. The resin floor work here falls into three groups: industrial estates on the edge of town, seafront cafés and venues from the Stade to St Leonards, and the businesses around the fishing quarter that need floors they can hose down.
Where this works
- Units on the industrial estates around Hollington
- Seafront cafés and venues from the Old Town to St Leonards
- Fish preparation and wash-down rooms
- Garages and workshops
- Communal areas in converted flat buildings
How we install it
- 1Read the duty
We note what the floor carries, what it is cleaned with and when it can close. A dry store and a fish preparation room need very different builds.
- 2Test and prepare
Strength and moisture readings, then mechanical preparation with vacuum recovery. Repairs are priced from the test results.
- 3Build to the duty
Epoxy for dry and moderate traffic, PU concrete for wash-down and heat, aggregate broadcast for grip in wet zones.
- 4Seal and hand back
Sealed, line marked where needed and handed back in phases so the business keeps working.
Industrial floor coatings in Hastings
The industrial estates on the outskirts of Hastings house engineering, catering, motoring and construction businesses, and their floors carry pallet trucks, vehicles and spills. Epoxy resin flooring suits most dry units, while polyurethane flooring takes heat and cleaning chemicals. Anti-slip grades are set zone by zone; see anti-slip floor coating and workshop and MOT bay floors for those builds.
The Stade, the seafront and wash-down floors
Hastings still has a beach-launched fishing fleet on the Stade, and the cafés, fish sellers and venues along the seafront need hard-wearing floors that can be hosed down. PU concrete with a coved junction is the build for those rooms, because the cove removes the seam at the wall. See PU concrete flooring for the specification.
Older buildings and converted flats
Hastings has a large stock of converted flats and 18 conservation areas, from the Old Town to Burtons' St Leonards and Warrior Square, with over five hundred listed buildings near the centre. Shared floors and stores in those buildings often take resin, but listed buildings can need consent from Hastings Borough Council. For decorative finishes in period homes, see our Hastings page.
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Frequently asked
Do you lay resin floors in Hastings and St Leonards?+
Yes. Hastings is at the eastern edge of the area we cover regularly, including St Leonards, Hollington, Ore and Silverhill.
What floor suits a fish preparation room?+
PU concrete with a poured cove, because it takes hosing, hot water and cleaning chemicals, and the cove removes the seam at the wall.
Can you work around a business that cannot close?+
Usually, by phasing the floor in bays or working out of hours, and by using fast-cure systems where needed.
Do you do epoxy flooring for garages in Hastings?+
Yes. Domestic garages get an epoxy or polyaspartic coating over a ground and moisture-tested slab.
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