Warehouse Epoxy Flooring

Warehouse epoxy flooring is a high-performance, industrial-grade coating system designed specifically for large-scale logistics facilities, manufacturing plants, and storage warehouses. Unlike standard paint, 100% solids epoxy chemically bonds with your concrete slab to create a seamless, non-porous surface. This ultra-durable layer is engineered to withstand extreme abuse from heavy machinery, forklifts, constant foot traffic, and chemical spills while eliminating the natural dusting of bare concrete.

• Heavy-duty durability for forklifts and machinery
• Resistant to oil, chemicals, and abrasion
• Seamless, easy-to-clean surface
• High-build systems for long-term performance
• Suitable for DIY and professional installation
• Fast-curing options available

Yes. You can download our colour charts below:

Download Epoxy Warehouse Solid colour epoxy flooring color chart

Download Epoxy Warehouse Flake epoxy flooring color chart

Download Epoxy Warehouse Metallic epoxy flooring color chart

Normally, two coats of 100% solids premium epoxy resin such as Ultrakote Ultrashield or Sikafloor-264—is enough to achieve a durable, commercial-grade finish. However, to add maximum durability for high-traffic areas subjected to heavy machinery and forklifts, we highly recommend priming the surface first with a dedicated epoxy primer, followed by your two coats of premium epoxy.

Our warehouse epoxy coatings are built for serious industrial strength. When properly prepared and installed, they offer extreme resistance to heavy impact, abrasion, hot tyre pick-up, and chemical or oil spills. Our systems are specifically engineered to handle the daily, constant pressure of heavy pallet jacks and forklifts without cracking or delaminating.

When applied over correctly prepared concrete (via diamond grinding) and maintained properly, a professional-grade warehouse epoxy floor can last between 10 to 20 years. The seamless surface protects your underlying concrete slab from deterioration, saving you significant money on long-term repairs and maintenance.

Preparation is 90% of a successful, long-lasting installation. Epoxy cannot bond to smooth, oily, or dusty concrete. Before applying your epoxy floor paint, the concrete slab must be mechanically diamond ground or thoroughly acid-etched to open up the pores. Any cracks or divots should also be repaired using an epoxy patching mortar before you roll out your primer coat.

Porous concrete absorbs standard coatings too quickly, which can lead to an uneven finish and weak adhesion. To properly seal the slab and create a solid foundation, you must use premium epoxy primer such as Ultrakote Ultra Primer, Sikafloor 161 epoxy primer. They are specifically engineered to penetrate deep into the pores of the concrete, ensuring maximum bonding for your high-build epoxy base coats.

If your concrete slab is subject to rising damp or high hydrostatic pressure, standard epoxy will eventually bubble and peel. To permanently block moisture vapour transmission, you must apply our dedicated moisture barrier primer, Ultrakote Ultrabarrier. This heavy-duty primer adheres tightly to damp concrete, locking out moisture and protecting the integrity of your final flooring system.

It depends on your chosen finish:

• Full Flake Epoxy: The flakes naturally create a textured, slip-resistant surface perfect for residential use.
• Solid Colour Epoxy: This cures to a smooth, glossy finish that can be slippery when wet. You can mix in our floating anti-slip additive for mild, everyday traction.
• Certified Slip Ratings: If your floor needs to pass official slip tests, neither of the above is enough on its own. You must broadcast a heavy-duty non-slip media (like aluminium oxide or boral sand) into the coating.

If your garage or commercial floor needs to meet certified Australian safety standards, you must broadcast the correct aggregate into the wet epoxy. Here is the recommended non-slip media for your target rating:

• P3 or R10: Boral 30/60 sand or 80-grit aluminium oxide
• P4 or R11: Boral 1mm sand or 46 or 30-grit aluminium oxide
• P5 or R12: Boral 1mm sand or 24-grit aluminium oxide