Leader in resin flooring
Leader in resin flooring
Industrial
RESIN FLOORING
High performance and long life
High-performance resins
Resin is a highly versatile product that is growing in popularity thanks to its high performance. It meets the specific needs of each sector in terms of both performance and functionality, as well as aesthetic appearance.
Our ongoing research and dedication to innovation have enabled us to provide technologically advanced, highly customisable and, eco-friendly solutions (free of pollutants and solvents, which respect the environment and our health).
Disponibili in più formulazioni e combinazioni, i pavimenti industriali in resina rispondono in modo ottimale agli alti standard richiesti dai nostri clienti. Garantiscono resistenza chimica o all’usura, conducibilità o elasticità, facile sanificazione e manutenzione, durevolezza, superfici continue e quindi igieniche, in conformità con le norme vigenti in ogni specifico settore.
Industrial resin flooring is available in a variety of formulations and combinations, providing an excellent solution that meets our customers’ high standards. It guarantees chemical and wear resistance, conductivity or elasticity, easy sanitisation and maintenance, durability, and continuous hygienic surfaces. It also ensures compliance with the regulations in force in each specific sector.
Comparison table: concrete/tiled flooring vs. resin flooring
| Feature | Raw concrete or tiled flooring | Prima resin flooring |
| Porosity and hygiene | Porous surface, absorbs oils and liquids, hard to sanitize thoroughly | Continuous, impermeable surface with no joints where dirt and bacteria can build up |
| Daily cleaning | Requires harsher detergents and more frequent cleaning | Fast to clean, less product and time needed |
| Chemical resistance | Corrodes on contact with acids, oils, solvents | Targeted resistance based on the production cycle (acids, oils, specific chemical agents) |
| Joints and cracking | Joints prone to chipping, cracks that widen over time under forklift traffic | Continuous surfaces or joints treated with dedicated systems (Smart Joint®), fewer critical points |
| Slip safety | Slippery when wet or greasy, no certified slip rating as standard | Calibrated anti-slip rating (R9–R12) depending on dry or wet environment |
| Aesthetics and brightness | Grey, matte surface | Glossy, satin or coloured finishes that increase brightness in the space |
| Cost over time (TCO) | Lower installation cost, but recurring maintenance and spot-repair costs | See the FAQ at the bottom of the page |
Floor renovation: every case is different
Renovation without total demolition is easy to achieve with resin coatings. We restore industrial concrete floors and those with heavily worn surface coatings, as well as resin coatings that require functional restoration.
Every type of floor is covered by our solutions.
We may encounter many different situations, such as concrete floors that are contaminated with oil, very dirty, cracked, damaged at the construction joints or in other areas, or affected by rising damp or depressions.
Our certified solutions are available in a range of variable thicknesses, from 2.5 mm and upwards, depending on requirements. They are designed to restore surfaces that are no longer fit for purpose or meet safety standards.
Timing
The relatively short implementation time and minimal invasiveness represent clear advantages for the customer, as does the very limited downtime. Where possible, our teams work outside of the production cycle, for example, at night, at weekends, during holidays or, when the factory is closed, depending on requirements and in agreement with the client.
Ask our technicians
Even if your flooring appears severely damaged or dirty and seemingly beyond repair, our technicians can recommend the right solution for your flooring type and usage.
Does a resin floor cost more than concrete or tiled flooring, is it worth it?
On installation price, often yes: resin costs more than basic economy epoxy paint or simple concrete grinding. But the right comparison isn’t the cost of the job itself, it’s the total cost over time, what’s known technically as TCO, total cost of ownership. A raw concrete or tiled floor generates recurring costs that are rarely factored into the initial quote: more frequent, harsher cleaning (a porous surface that traps dirt and residue), production stoppages for spot repairs on cracks and joints that degrade over time, replacing broken tiles or resealing grout lines. A continuous resin floor, with no joints, reduces these recurring costs — it’s an investment to be evaluated over the floor’s working life, not just on installation day.
How much does an industrial resin floor cost per square metre?
There’s no reliable standard price without a site survey — anyone quoting remotely is estimating, not calculating. The cost depends on four concrete variables:
Condition of the existing substrate: sound concrete needs less preparation (and lower cost) than concrete that’s cracked, contaminated with oil, or has residual moisture that needs treating before application.
System thickness: a thin anti-dust coating costs less than a 3–4 mm multilayer system, but they offer very different mechanical and chemical resistance — they’re not the same category of product.
Total surface area: areas above 500 sqm benefit from economies of scale that lower the unit cost.
Required performance: specific certifications (HACCP, antistatic/ESD, targeted chemical resistance, slip rating) affect the choice of system and therefore the price.
The most reliable way to get a real figure is a free technical site survey — it’s also the first step of our working method.