Types of Resin for Flooring and Tables

Q: Simple Guidance for Resin Selection

For outdoor floors: Use a permeable kit with aggregate and suitable resin; polyurethane is recommended for white stones, epoxy for coloured stones. For countertops: Marble finish kits provide all-in-one solutions with self-levelling resins and decorative pigments. For deep tables: Choose a deep pour kit, ensuring your design fits the advised thickness for bubble-free, lasting results.

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What Types of Resin Do You Offer for Flooring and Tables?

Choosing the right resin is key for the success and durability of your flooring, worktop, or table project. From industrial surfaces to creative river tables and elegant countertops, there are specialist resin options to suit every application.

Specialist Resins for Different Surfaces

Our collection includes resins tailored for a range of applications. For robust and water-draining surfaces outdoors, a permeable pebble resin system—like the Flowstone Kit—allows rainwater to pass through, making it ideal for driveways and paths. For those seeking to revitalise interiors, self-levelling epoxy floor resins provide a seamless finish suited to garages, workshops, or commercial spaces. These options balance durability with the desired decorative effect.

Creative Kits for Countertops and River Tables

For transforming kitchen or bathroom surfaces, marble effect epoxy kits deliver both aesthetics and resilience—enabling unique stone or marble effects with a robust, glossy layer. Tools, pigments, and simple instructions help both newcomers and experienced users achieve a professional finish. For bespoke tables, such as popular river tables, deep pour casting resins are ideal. They enable thick, crystal-clear layers up to 5cm, accommodating creative features—wood inserts, dyes, or encapsulated objects—without compromising clarity or structure.

Simple Guidance for Resin Selection

For outdoor floors: Use a permeable kit with aggregate and suitable resin; polyurethane is recommended for white stones, epoxy for coloured stones.
For countertops: Marble finish kits provide all-in-one solutions with self-levelling resins and decorative pigments.
For deep tables: Choose a deep pour kit, ensuring your design fits the advised thickness for bubble-free, lasting results.

When This Matters

Selecting the right resin matters most when you need lasting protection, a flawless appearance, or custom features—whether that’s a non-slip drive, a striking kitchen centrepiece, or a statement river table.

Related guides

Each type of resin is matched to the demands of specific home or commercial projects, helping you estimate material needs and costs. For an in-depth look at budgeting your project, explore our guide on how much resin costs per metre.