Built for the way you actually use the space.
When your product is the hero, the floor should sit quietly underneath it. Our showroom systems give you depth, gloss and impact resistance, so vehicles and forklifts can use the same floor without compromise.
High-gloss resin floors for vehicle showrooms and retail spaces.
A showroom floor really has one job: disappear beneath the product and make it look better. Flat, deep in sheen, tough enough for vehicles and forklifts, and tied into the brand palette. Every showroom system we install is specified around exactly that brief.
We install showroom resin floors across the West Midlands for vehicle dealerships, retail flagships, technology showrooms and premium product displays. The floor is treated as part of the presentation and designed against the client's brand and lighting scheme rather than picked from a chart.
Key benefits
- Deep, mirror-like high-gloss finish
- Hot tyre resistant — cars can be positioned and repositioned
- Impact resistant under forklift and pallet truck use
- Anti-static options for technology and electronics showrooms
- Brand colour matching and integrated zoning
- Installed around trading hours to protect footfall
Our installation process
Every showroom flooring project follows the same disciplined sequence. Skipping steps is where floors fail — we don't skip.
- Step 01
Design and brand alignment
We work from the client's brand palette, showroom lighting layout and product staging plan. Sample panels are produced under the actual showroom lighting so the sheen and colour are correct against LED, spot and daylight.
- Step 02
Substrate preparation
Diamond grinding to a flat, defect-free profile. Showroom floors are the most demanding for flatness because the high-gloss top coat magnifies every imperfection.
- Step 03
Repairs and levelling
Cracks, spalls and low spots are cut out and re-mortared. Where flatness is critical we apply a self-levelling epoxy underlayment to bring the substrate to SR1.
- Step 04
Primer and base coat
Penetrating epoxy primer followed by a pigmented base coat in the brand colour or a metallic underlay.
- Step 05
Decorative pour (optional)
For showrooms with a metallic or marble finish, this is the stage where the decorative work happens — hand-poured, hand-worked, one-off.
- Step 06
High-gloss top coat
A UV-stable, scratch-resistant polyurethane top coat is roller-applied to deliver the mirror finish. Two coats where maximum depth is wanted.
- Step 07
Line marking and handover
Vehicle bay marking, hazard lines and staging outlines are set out (where required) and the floor is protected until the showroom re-opens.
Where it works, where it doesn't
We're honest about specification. A system installed in the wrong environment will fail no matter how well it's laid.
Suitable for
- Vehicle dealerships and dealership forecourts (interior)
- Motorcycle and boat showrooms
- Retail flagships and boutique interiors
- Technology and electronics showrooms
- Furniture and premium product retailers
Not suitable for
- Wet-process areas (specify PU with slip aggregate instead)
- Direct external installations exposed to UV (unless top-coated in aliphatic PU)
Advantages and trade-offs
Advantages
- Genuine showroom-quality finish
- Hot tyre and forklift rated in the same system
- Colour, sheen and effect all bespoke
- Long service life — 15+ years typical
- Refresh with a re-seal rather than replace
Trade-offs
- •High-gloss shows fine scratching in high-traffic staging zones over time
- •Substrate flatness matters — remedial screeding sometimes needed
- •Full cure before vehicle movement takes 5–7 days
Durability and lifespan
Showroom resin floors typically deliver 15–20 years of service. The wear pattern is predictable: the top coat gradually loses depth of sheen in traffic lanes long before the base system is affected. That gives a clear window for a top-coat refresh — usually every 7–10 years — that resets the finish without a full re-install.
For vehicle showrooms specifically, the floor is subjected to a very particular load: cars being parked, repositioned, jacked and rolled off transporters. Our showroom builds are designed around that duty, not around a static-load office spec.
Curing times
Cure schedule at 20°C. Colder conditions extend times; heated cures accelerate them.
| Stage | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Foot traffic | 12–24 hours | Light walking in socks or clean shoes once the top coat has gelled. |
| Furniture return | 48 hours | Light furniture, tools and shelving can be reintroduced. |
| Vehicle traffic | 5–7 days | Hot tyres and heavier point loads once the clear PU top coat has fully cross-linked. |
| Full chemical cure | 7 days | Chemical resistance, wet cleaning and heavy wear reach design spec. |
Maintenance and aftercare
Daily dust-mop or auto-scrubber to lift grit before it acts as sandpaper under tyres and feet. Weekly damp mop with neutral pH detergent. Avoid abrasive pads on high-gloss finishes — a red or white pad only.
For flagship showrooms we schedule a professional re-buff and re-seal every 3–5 years to maintain the mirror finish in visible sight lines.
Aftercare checklist
- Auto-scrubber or dust-mop daily
- Neutral pH cleaner only
- Red or white pads only — never brown or black
- Walk-off matting at customer entrances
- Re-buff and re-seal every 3–5 years in traffic zones
Colour, finish and customisation
Every showroom floor is bespoke. Colour is matched to the client's brand — we can carry a Pantone or RAL through the floor, the reception desk and any resin feature surfaces in the space so the environment reads as designed.
Effect can be plain colour for a minimal look, metallic for a premium showroom, or marble for a truly bespoke feature floor. Zoning by product category, VIP staging areas and hospitality zones is standard.
Available finishes
- ◆Solid brand colour to Pantone / RAL
- ◆Metallic and pearlescent pours
- ◆Marble effect for feature staging
- ◆Anti-static system for tech showrooms
- ◆High-gloss, satin or matte sheen
- ◆Colour-zoned staging and hospitality areas
Share your brand palette and lighting layout — we'll produce sample panels under the actual showroom lights.
Showroom Flooring — frequently asked
Will vehicle tyres mark the floor?+
No. Hot tyre pick-up only happens on incorrectly primed floors. A properly ground and primed showroom system is unaffected by warm rubber, even under repeated repositioning.
Can you install without closing the showroom?+
Yes. We routinely install overnight or across a closed weekend so trading isn't disrupted.
How reflective is the finish?+
A high-gloss top coat gives a genuine mirror-like reflection, deep enough that product staging visibly reflects in the floor. Satin and matte options are available for a softer look.
Do you offer anti-static systems?+
Yes. For technology showrooms with sensitive electronics we install anti-static resin systems with grounded copper strips as part of the specification.
How long will it last in a busy showroom?+
15 to 20 years is normal, with a light top-coat refresh at year 7 to 10 to keep the sheen in high-traffic zones looking new.
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