Homes
Continuous visual flow for living areas and renovations.
Decorative surfaces · Ibiza
Continuous resin floors, specified for the surface beneath.
Decorative epoxy can create calm, seamless interiors—but the result depends on moisture, substrate condition, preparation, UV exposure and intended use.
Finish reference
Where it may fit
One surface language, different technical demands
Bathrooms
Wet-area detailing, falls and compatible waterproofing need review.
Kitchens
Consider stains, cleaning, impacts and slip requirements.
Retail & hospitality
Traffic, maintenance windows and brand finish influence the system.
Offices
A seamless option where acoustic and traffic needs permit.
Garages
Vehicle loads, tyres, chemicals and substrate moisture must be assessed.
Finish showroom
A direction for the conversation—not a project portfolio
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Smooth
Satin
Metallic
Marble effect
Walls & showers
An honest specification
Potential advantages
- Continuous appearance with few visual joints
- Broad choice of colour and decorative character
- Can be practical to clean with the right finish
- Suitable for floors and selected vertical surfaces when correctly specified
Limitations to plan for
- The finish can reflect imperfections or movement in the substrate.
- Repairs and colour matching may remain visible.
- Some systems can change appearance under UV exposure.
- Texture affects slip, cleaning and visual uniformity.
- Programme time must include preparation and curing.
Before choosing a finish
The support determines the system
Moisture
Investigate sources and measure where appropriate; coating over unresolved moisture risks failure.
Substrate
Identify material, strength, contamination, previous coatings and flatness.
Cracks & movement
Understand whether cracks are stable and how joints or movement should be treated.
Preparation
Cleaning, grinding, repairs and priming are part of the system—not optional extras.
UV exposure
Sunlight and exterior exposure guide resin and protective finish selection.
Intended use
Traffic, water, cleaning, impacts, temperature and desired texture define requirements.
Evaluation & execution
From information to a controlled installation
- 01
Initial brief
Share location, use, area, photos, access and the finish direction.
- 02
Surface assessment
Review substrate, moisture indicators, cracks, levels, edges and interfaces.
- 03
System & sample
Define the preparation and compatible build-up; agree colour, texture and a representative sample.
- 04
Preparation & application
Prepare, repair and apply under controlled site conditions following the selected product system.
- 05
Cure & handover
Protect curing periods and provide system-specific use and care guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Sometimes, after checking adhesion, movement, joints, levels and moisture. Preparation and a compatible build-up are essential.
No. UV, temperature, water and slip requirements must guide selection; suitability depends on the complete product system.
Not necessarily. Their cause and movement must be assessed. No decorative coating can guarantee that active substrate movement will not reappear.
Photos help with initial orientation, but no closed price is given without reviewing the surface, condition, square metres, access and selected system.
Start with use and technical exposure, then colour and visual effect. A physical sample should be reviewed under relevant lighting.
Start with the surface
Request an assessment and finish samples
Send photos, approximate location, square metres, current condition, access and intended use by WhatsApp.
We will not give a closed price without reviewing the surface, its condition, square metres, access and the selected system.