Solid colour epoxy
A straightforward epoxy finish available in a range of colours. Solid systems can provide a clean, consistent appearance across commercial and industrial spaces.
- Established 1978
- QBCC Licence 73873
- Flooring & building works
- Brisbane & South East QLD
Commercial epoxy
Epoxy flooring for demanding commercial spaces
Commercial epoxy creates a hard-wearing resin surface over a prepared concrete substrate, making it well suited to environments exposed to regular traffic, equipment, cleaning, and day-to-day wear.
Different epoxy systems can be selected around the requirements of the space, including slip resistance, chemical exposure, hygiene, appearance, and expected traffic.
COMFLOOR installs commercial epoxy flooring across Brisbane and South East Queensland for kitchens, workshops, warehouses, amenities, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, and other commercial environments.
Finish options
Choose a finish that suits the space
Epoxy flooring can be finished in different colours, textures, and systems depending on the practical and visual requirements of the project.
Decorative flake systems
Decorative flakes are broadcast into the resin coating before being sealed with a protective topcoat, giving greater variation in colour and texture for customer-facing or shared spaces.
Clear protective coatings
Clear resin coatings can be used as part of a flooring system to provide an additional protective finish over the underlying surface or decorative layer.
Slip-resistant finishes
Aggregates can be incorporated into selected epoxy systems where additional surface grip is required, depending on the environment and project specification.
Commercial applications
A practical surface for high-use areas
01Commercial kitchens
A durable, easy-to-clean surface, with textured systems where extra slip resistance is needed.
02Warehouses & industrial
Hard-wearing systems for areas exposed to traffic, equipment and rolling loads.
03Automotive workshops
Considered where durability, cleaning, and resistance to everyday spills matter.
04Amenities & wet areas
Suitable systems for moisture-prone areas with the correct surface texture specified.
05Retail & hospitality
Colour and flake systems where appearance is considered alongside durability.
06Healthcare & education
A continuous, easy-to-clean surface for selected healthcare and public environments.
Why epoxy
Why choose commercial epoxy flooring?
Hard-wearing surface
A rigid coating over prepared concrete, built for demanding daily use.
Easy to clean
A continuous surface with fewer joins makes cleaning more practical.
Chemical-resistant options
Resin systems vary in resistance to chemicals, oils, and cleaning products.
Slip-resistant finishes
Texture and aggregates can be incorporated where grip is required.
Colour & design options
Solid colours, decorative flakes, and other finishes are available.
System selection
Start with what the floor will be exposed to.
Traffic & loading
Pedestrian traffic, equipment movement, and rolling loads influence the coating system required.
Slip resistance
Kitchens, wet areas, and higher-risk environments may need a textured finish or aggregate.
Chemical exposure
Workshops, industrial facilities, and kitchens expose floors to different chemicals and oils.
Cleaning requirements
The cleaning regime and hygiene requirements are considered before the system is selected.
Existing concrete
Condition, moisture, and previous coatings affect the preparation and installation required.
Appearance
Colour, gloss level, flake system, and texture are then selected around the visual brief.
Project program
Epoxy needs time between preparation, coating, and return to service.
Epoxy installation
The finished floor starts with the concrete underneath
Preparation is one of the most important parts of an epoxy flooring installation.
Before applying a coating, the existing substrate needs to be assessed and prepared so the selected system can properly bond to the surface.
Depending on the condition of the floor, preparation may include:
- Removal of existing coatings or flooring
- Concrete grinding
- Surface cleaning and preparation
- Minor repairs
- Levelling where required
- Application of the selected epoxy system
- Decorative flakes or aggregates where specified
- Protective topcoats
- Final inspection
The required preparation will depend on the condition of the existing concrete and the epoxy system being installed.
Flooring installation: COMFLOOR
Safety requirements
Additional grip where the environment requires it
Epoxy does not automatically provide the same level of slip resistance in every application.
Where additional grip is required, aggregates or textured finishes can be incorporated into the flooring system.
This can be particularly relevant for:
- Commercial kitchens
- Amenities
- Workshops
- Entry areas
- Wet or frequently cleaned spaces
The required surface should be selected according to the application and relevant project specifications.
Commercial flooring since 1978
Experience across the flooring process
COMFLOOR has been delivering commercial flooring across Brisbane and South East Queensland since 1978. We know, the right epoxy flooring system starts by assessing the existing floor, the preparation required, and the demands of the environment. We specify suitable systems based on the intended use and performance requirements of the space.
We assess the existing substrate and project requirements before determining the installation approach.
Concrete grinding and other required preparation can be incorporated into the flooring scope rather than treated as an afterthought.
The epoxy system can be selected around traffic, slip resistance, chemical exposure, cleaning requirements, and appearance.
Preparation, coating requirements, and installation can be identified before work begins and incorporated into the quote.
Where appropriate, works can be coordinated around the operating requirements of the facility.
Commercial epoxy flooring FAQs
Epoxy flooring is a resin-based coating system generally created by combining a resin with a hardener. Once applied and cured, it forms a rigid coating over a properly prepared substrate.
A flake system combines a resin base coat with decorative flakes that are broadcast across the surface before being sealed with a protective topcoat. Different flake colours and blends can be selected to achieve different finishes.
It can be. Slip resistance depends on the selected flooring system and surface texture. Aggregates or other textured finishes can be incorporated where additional grip is required.
Curing time varies between products and can also be affected by temperature, humidity, coating thickness, and site conditions. We will advise on the expected installation and return-to-service timeframe for the system selected for your project.
Yes, suitable epoxy systems can be used in commercial kitchens where durability, cleaning and slip resistance are important. The exact system should be selected according to the operating conditions of the space.
Yes. Epoxy is commonly used in warehouses, workshops and other high-use areas, but the coating system needs to be selected according to expected traffic, loads and chemical exposure.
Yes. Thorough surface preparation is essential for epoxy installation and may include grinding, cleaning, repairs, or removal of previous coatings.
This depends on the existing flooring and condition of the substrate. A site assessment can determine what needs to be removed or prepared before the epoxy system is applied.
We typically require the project address, floor plans or measurements, epoxy flooring specifications (if known), project scope, substrate details and installation requirements. Site photos can also help us identify any floor preparation, removal or other works that may need to be included.