Self-leveling epoxy
A thick coating spread with a trowel and de-aerated with a spiked roller; it levels itself into a smooth, glossy, durable surface.
- Thickness
- 1 - 3 mm
- Typical use
- Factories, warehouses, hospitals
- Application
- Trowel + spiked roller
Solvent-free, two-component epoxy systems for factory, warehouse, car park, hospital, retail and residential floors. Get primer, main coat and top coat from one supplier, and let us calculate the quantity for your area.
Choose the application area and we will send the right product and quantity on WhatsApp.
Phone: +90 212 614 30 28
Epoxy floor coating is a two-component system made by mixing resin and hardener and applied over concrete or screed. Once cured it forms a seamless, glossy surface that is easy to clean.
Because it resists impact, abrasion, oil and many chemicals, it is the preferred choice for industrial sites, car parks and hygiene-critical areas. With colour options and metallic or liquid-marble effects, it is also used decoratively in homes and shops.
A good result depends on the right system, sufficient thickness and proper surface preparation. Review the systems below, or send us a photo of your area and we will choose the best option together.

Choose from four core systems depending on traffic, budget and the desired finish.
A thick coating spread with a trowel and de-aerated with a spiked roller; it levels itself into a smooth, glossy, durable surface.
A thin-film coating applied in two coats by roller – an economical choice for light to medium traffic.
A decorative system using metallic pigments for a marble-like, three-dimensional look. Every floor is unique.
A clear protective coat that adds gloss and scratch resistance over existing coatings, wood or decorative floors.
Enter your area and choose a system to see the approximate material needed. Send us the result on WhatsApp for an exact list.
Values are approximate, based on average consumption. They vary with substrate absorbency, roughness and product type; please confirm with our technical team before ordering.
Get a quote for thisConcrete should be at least 28 days old and dry. The surface is opened up by grinding, dust and oil are fully removed, and cracks are filled with epoxy putty.
Epoxy primer is rolled on to seal the pores of the concrete and ensure adhesion of the main coat.
The mixed epoxy is spread to the required thickness with a trowel and de-aerated with a spiked roller. Paint systems are rolled on in two coats.
Foot traffic is usually possible after 24 hours; vehicles and heavy use after about 7 days. Times vary with ambient temperature.
Send a photo and the size of the area; we will reply with product, quantity and price the same day.