Automotive Flooring
Get a QuoteWe supply and install automotive flooring for car showrooms, workshops, garages, dealerships and vehicle manufacturing facilities across the UK.
Automotive flooring must be suitable for the conditions within each area. Vehicle traffic, machinery, oils, chemicals, customer footfall and cleaning requirements can all affect the flooring specification.
We install resin and commercial flooring systems for new facilities, refurbishments and replacement flooring projects.
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Automotive Flooring Installation
We install flooring systems for commercial and industrial automotive environments.
Our automotive flooring services include:
Epoxy resin flooring
Polyurethane resin flooring
Heavy-duty resin flooring
Slip-resistant flooring
Chemical-resistant flooring
Commercial flooring
Concrete floor finishes
Floor coatings
Line marking
The flooring system should be selected according to the use of the facility, expected traffic, chemical exposure, required finish and condition of the existing substrate.
Flooring for the Automotive Industry
Automotive facilities contain areas with different flooring requirements.
We provide flooring for:
Car showrooms
Car dealerships
Vehicle workshops
Commercial garages
MOT centres
Service bays
Vehicle manufacturing plants
Production lines
Vehicle storage facilities
Automotive maintenance areas
Each area should have a flooring system specified according to its operating conditions.
Car Showroom Flooring
Car showroom flooring combines commercial performance with the appearance required for a customer-facing environment.
Showroom floors need to support displayed vehicles while withstanding regular customer foot traffic and vehicle movement.
Suitable systems can include decorative resin flooring, polished concrete and other commercial floor finishes.
The flooring specification should consider vehicle loads, foot traffic, cleaning requirements, slip resistance and the required appearance.
Car Workshop Flooring
Car workshops place greater mechanical and chemical demands on flooring.
Workshop floors can be exposed to:
Vehicle traffic
Oils and grease
Automotive fluids
Tools and equipment
Vehicle lifts
Trolleys and jacks
Regular cleaning
Heavy-duty resin flooring can provide a durable surface for service bays, repair areas and vehicle maintenance facilities.
Commercial Garage Flooring
Commercial garage flooring needs to withstand repeated vehicle movement and day-to-day maintenance activities.
We install resin flooring for repair garages, MOT centres, service garages and dealership facilities.
Epoxy and polyurethane systems can be specified according to traffic levels, chemical exposure, slip risk and required durability.
Vehicle Manufacturing Flooring
Vehicle manufacturing facilities require industrial flooring capable of supporting demanding production processes.
Flooring may be exposed to:
Heavy machinery
Production equipment
Vehicle movement
Forklifts
Pallet trucks
Automated guided vehicles
Oils and process fluids
Repeated mechanical wear
Heavy-duty resin flooring can be specified for assembly lines, production areas, component manufacturing and internal logistics routes.
Automotive Resin Flooring
Resin flooring is suitable for many automotive environments because the system can be specified according to the performance required.
Automotive resin flooring can provide:
A continuous floor finish
High wear resistance
Abrasion resistance
Chemical resistance
Slip-resistant finishes
Easy cleaning
Coloured working areas
Line marking
Epoxy and polyurethane flooring systems have different characteristics. The correct system should be selected according to the conditions within the facility.
Epoxy Flooring for Automotive Facilities
Epoxy resin flooring provides a hard-wearing surface over a suitably prepared concrete substrate.
Epoxy systems can be used for automotive workshops, garages, production areas and other commercial or industrial spaces.
Different system thicknesses and finishes are available depending on the required level of wear resistance, traffic and surface finish.
Heavy-Duty Automotive Flooring
Some automotive environments require flooring capable of withstanding intensive mechanical use.
Heavy-duty flooring may be required where floors are exposed to:
Continuous vehicle movement
Forklift traffic
Heavy machinery
Vehicle lifts
Tool cabinets
Production equipment
Impact
Abrasion
The flooring system and underlying concrete substrate should be suitable for the expected loads and operating conditions.
Chemical-Resistant Automotive Flooring
Automotive floors can be exposed to oils, lubricants, coolants, fuels, cleaning products and other chemicals.
Where chemical resistance is required, the flooring system should be selected according to the substances likely to contact the floor.
The specification should consider the chemical type, concentration, frequency of exposure and contact time.
Different resin systems provide different levels of chemical resistance.
Slip-Resistant Automotive Flooring
Oil, grease, water and other contaminants can increase slip risk within automotive environments.
Slip-resistant resin flooring can incorporate textured finishes or aggregate where additional grip is required.
The required level of slip resistance should be selected according to the activities, contamination risk, pedestrian traffic and cleaning procedures within the area.
Automotive Floor Line Marking
Line marking can be incorporated into automotive flooring to define working areas and traffic routes.
Floor markings can identify:
Service bays
MOT bays
Pedestrian walkways
Vehicle routes
Forklift routes
Production areas
Storage zones
Parking positions
Keep-clear areas
The line marking layout should reflect how vehicles, equipment and pedestrians move through the facility.
Automotive Floor Preparation
The condition of the substrate affects the performance of the finished flooring system.
Existing concrete should be assessed before new automotive flooring is installed.
Preparation can include:
Existing coating removal
Diamond grinding
Shot blasting
Adhesive removal
Crack repairs
Joint repairs
Concrete repairs
Smoothing and levelling
Moisture testing
The required preparation depends on the condition of the existing floor and the flooring system being installed.
Automotive Flooring Refurbishment
Existing automotive floors can develop worn coatings, cracks, damaged concrete and areas of surface deterioration.
We provide flooring refurbishment for showrooms, workshops, garages and automotive production facilities.
Existing flooring can be removed or mechanically prepared before repairs are completed and the new flooring system is installed.
Works can be planned in phases where parts of the facility need to remain operational.
Choosing an Automotive Flooring System
The correct flooring system depends on the environment in which it will be installed.
Important factors include:
Vehicle traffic
Pedestrian traffic
Heavy machinery
Chemical exposure
Oil and grease
Impact
Abrasion
Slip resistance
Cleaning requirements
Existing substrate condition
Required appearance
A showroom, workshop and production line therefore should not automatically use the same flooring specification.
Automotive Flooring Contractors
We provide automotive flooring installation for commercial and industrial facilities across the UK.
Our services cover new flooring installations, refurbishment, replacement flooring, resin flooring, substrate preparation, repairs and line marking.
Tell us the type of automotive facility, approximate floor area, existing floor condition and required flooring system if known. We can assess the requirements and provide a quotation.