What Types of Resin Do You Offer for Flooring?

Resin Options for Popular Flooring Applications

There are several resin types designed for a variety of flooring surfaces:

• Cement-Based and Concrete Floors: For sealing and protecting concrete, one-component methacrylic resins such as “Resinstone” offer robust protection against moisture, chemicals, and abrasion.
• Self-Levelling and Coloured Floors: Self-levelling resin systems create a seamless and colourful finish, often used in spaces needing modern and decorative appeal.
• Decorative Pebble and Permeable Surfaces: A combination of specialist binders and natural stone allows you to create eye-catching, draining surfaces — ideal for driveways and outdoor paths. Complete kits such as the Flowstone Permeable Floor Kit include everything needed for a customisable finish.
• Tile and Multipurpose Coatings: Polyurethane coatings deliver UV, abrasion, and weather resistance for tiled, concrete, or mixed-surface floors.

How to Choose the Most Suitable Resin

Selecting the right resin starts with considering your flooring base and required use. For concrete surfaces needing reinforcement and water protection, opt for methacrylic resins. If your goal is decorative outdoor permeability and colour, a two-part epoxy or polyurethane-based system paired with selected aggregates works best. In all cases, surface preparation is essential: clean, dry, and structurally sound bases support longevity and performance.

For DIYers, kits with pre-measured components and full instructions simplify resin application, even for those with minimal experience.

When Resin Choice Matters Most

Your choice of resin is especially important in spaces exposed to weather, heavy use, or where you want lasting colour and finish. Driveways, patios, and high-traffic commercial areas benefit from permeable or heavy-duty resin solutions, while indoor decorative floors may prioritise seamlessness and colour uniformity.