System overview
A family of decorative resin systems used where the floor is part of the design language — including pigmented self-smoothing, marble-effect pours, terrazzo-style flakes, logos, inlays and bespoke colour blends. Every install is developed against a design brief.
Specified for retail hero zones, hospitality, showroom features and premium residential.
System build thickness is determined by substrate condition, intended use and specification.
Chemical resistance depends on the selected coating and exposure; not intended for aggressive chemical or wash-down environments.
Suitable environments
- Retail hero zones and flagship stores
- Hotel lobbies, bars and restaurants
- Showrooms and gallery spaces
- Premium residential kitchens and living areas
Where it's not the right choice
- MHE and heavy industrial areas
- Wet-process or wash-down zones
- Areas without a defined design brief (specify a technical system)
Key benefits
- Bespoke aesthetic — designed against a brief
- Seamless installation with inlaid logos and features
- Wide palette — pigments, aggregates, flakes, marble effects
- Hard-wearing under decorative traffic
- Refurbishable — resealable to renew appearance
Slip resistance options
- Smooth gloss — signature aesthetic
- Fine aggregate seal — commercial safety
- Broadcast aggregate — wet-risk thresholds
Colour and finish options
- Bespoke pigment blends and colour development
- Marble, terrazzo and stone-effect finishes
- Inlaid logos, feature strips and brand-marks
- Matt, satin and gloss seal finishes
Installation process
- Step 01
Design brief and sample
We take the design intent, propose a system palette and produce a signed-off sample panel before pouring the floor.
- Step 02
Substrate preparation
Diamond grinding to open the substrate profile as required by the specification, crack repair and full priming — decorative pours are unforgiving of poor prep.
- Step 03
Base coat and inlays
Base coat applied. Any inlaid logos, feature strips or brand marks are set at this stage.
- Step 04
Decorative pour
Pigmented, marbled or aggregate-laden resin is poured and finished to the sample. Technique varies by system.
- Step 05
Clear top coat
Clear polyurethane top coat locks the effect and delivers the specified sheen and abrasion resistance.
Cure times
| Foot traffic | Cure and return-to-service times vary by system and site conditions |
| Wheeled traffic | Cure and return-to-service times vary by system and site conditions |
| Full chemical cure | Cure and return-to-service times vary by system and site conditions |
Maintenance guidance
- Weekly: soft mop with pH-neutral cleaner
- Walk-off matting at entrances is essential
- Refresh top coat when wear indicates it
- Deep buff and re-seal in feature areas as required
Typical applications
- Retail flagships and hero zones
- Hotel and hospitality entrances
- Showrooms and galleries
- Premium residential
Related commercial sectors
Technical FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Yes — logos are inlaid at base-coat stage and locked under the clear top coat, giving a seamless, wear-resistant finish.
We develop a physical sample panel against the design brief and sign it off before pouring the floor. No two decorative pours are identical.
It performs well under decorative traffic (retail, hospitality, residential). Refreshing the top coat when wear indicates it renews the finish.
Yes — the top coat can be sanded and re-sealed locally. Deeper damage is patched in matching pigment and re-sealed.
Front-of-house yes. Back-of-house wet-process kitchens should be specified in PU screed or quartz broadcast.