What is Epoxy?
Epoxy flooring is a strong, seamless surface created by mixing a resin and a hardener, which chemically bonds to form a durable plastic-like layer over concrete. It’s commonly used in factories, warehouses, commercial kitchens, and even modern homes in Singapore that want a minimalist or industrial look. Epoxy offers a sleek, professional finish while standing up to heavy traffic and wear.
Why Choose Epoxy Flooring?
Extremely durable and impact-resistant
Seamless surface – no grout lines
Chemical- and stain-resistant
Dust-proof and easy to clean
Customisable colours, finishes, and textures (e.g., matte, gloss, flakes)
Long lifespan with minimal maintenance
How is Epoxy Flooring Installed?
The process begins with surface preparation — the existing concrete is cleaned, repaired, and ground to ensure strong bonding. Next, a primer coat is applied, followed by several layers of epoxy resin. The final coat is cured for 1–2 days to harden completely. Epoxy installation is highly technical, and at GEBR, we work only with trained applicators to ensure a smooth, durable finish that lasts.
Where is Epoxy Flooring Best Used?
The process begins with surface preparation — the existing concrete is cleaned, repaired, and ground to ensure strong bonding. Next, a primer coat is applied, followed by several layers of epoxy resin. The final coat is cured for 1–2 days to harden completely. Epoxy installation is highly technical, and at GEBR, we work only with trained applicators to ensure a smooth, durable finish that lasts.
Maintenance & Care
The process begins with surface preparation — the existing concrete is cleaned, repaired, and ground to ensure strong bonding. Next, a primer coat is applied, followed by several layers of epoxy resin. The final coat is cured for 1–2 days to harden completely. Epoxy installation is highly technical, and at GEBR, we work only with trained applicators to ensure a smooth, durable finish that lasts.
FAQs About Epoxy Flooring
The process begins with surface preparation — the existing concrete is cleaned, repaired, and ground to ensure strong bonding. Next, a primer coat is applied, followed by several layers of epoxy resin. The final coat is cured for 1–2 days to harden completely. Epoxy installation is highly technical, and at GEBR, we work only with trained applicators to ensure a smooth, durable finish that lasts.