Seamless, specified for site & purpose
Resin flooring is where Alps started. We install seamless epoxy and polyurethane systems for warehouses, workshops, kitchens, labs, and retail - including ESD floors for electronics and static-sensitive spaces. Each system is specified to the site: the substrate, the traffic, the chemicals it'll face, and the finish it needs. Surface prep is done properly before anything goes down, because that's what the floor's life depends on.
Industries & environments
Warehousing & industrial
Hard-wearing floors for high-traffic storage, distribution, and plant.
Food & beverage
Seamless, hygienic floors for production, kitchens, and cold stores.
Healthcare & labs
Cleanable, low-maintenance floors for clinical and controlled spaces.
Car parks
Deck coatings and ramp systems built for vehicle traffic and turning.
Retail & hospitality
Decorative floors that take constant foot traffic and still look the part.
Residential
Seamless, easy-clean floors for garages, basements, and living areas.
A layered system
Sealer/topcoat
The wearing surface. It carries traffic, resists chemicals and cleaning, and sets the finish - matte, gloss, or anti-slip. It's the only layer you see, and the first to show wear.
Build coat
The body of the system. This is where thickness and durability come from, built up to suit the load - foot traffic, forklifts, or heavy plant. Thicker build, longer service life.
Primer
The bond. It soaks into the prepared substrate and locks the system to it. Without the right primer for the surface, the whole floor can lift - most failures start here, not at the top.
Levelling
Where needed, a screed or repair mortar corrects falls, fills low spots, and gives the resin a sound, even base. Fixing the substrate before coating, not after.
Substrate
The slab underneath. Every system is specified to what's already there — its condition, moisture, and strength decide which floor goes on top.
Surface preparation
Diamond grinding or shot blasting opens the surface so the primer can grip. No prep, no bond - this is the step that separates a floor that lasts from one that peels.
A resin floor is a system built up in layers, each doing a specific job and each specified to the site it's going into. It starts with the substrate: the existing slab, assessed for condition, moisture, and strength. From there, the surface is prepared and, where needed, levelled to give a sound base. A primer bonds the system to it. Build coats add the thickness and durability the floor needs for its traffic. A sealer or topcoat finishes the surface and takes the wear.
Systems & finishes
Epoxy, PU & PU cement
The core chemistries. Epoxy for hard-wearing general use, polyurethane for flex and chemical resistance, PU cement for wet, hot, and heavy process areas.
MMA & fast-cure
Systems that return a floor to service within hours, including self-levelling finishes. Suited to cold stores, overnight fit-outs, and spaces that can't sit idle.
Decorative finishes
Quartz broadcast for texture and grip, flake and metallic for appearance, resin terrazzo for a polished, seamless look.
Line marking
Walkways, hazard zones, and bays in hard-wearing resin, so they stay put under traffic instead of wearing off like paint.
Chemical-resistant & containment
Bund linings, chemical stores, and process areas where the floor stands up to acids, solvents, and spills.
ESD & anti-static
Conductive and dissipative floors that control static in electronics, server rooms, and labs. Tested to confirm the resistance meets spec.
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Our range of services
Resin flooring systems
Seamless resin floors for commercial, industrial, and food-grade environments epoxy, polyurethane, and ESD systems laid to spec.
Waterproofing systems
Waterproofing for terraces, decks, wet areas, flat roofs, and below-ground structures - membranes suited to the exposure.
Slip Resistance and Compliance
Anti-slip surfaces and independent slip-resistance testing — measured against NZ standards, not guessed.
Concrete repair & protection
Repairing and protecting concrete - cracks, spalling, and surface damage put right, then sealed against what caused it.
Commercial
We work with construction teams, architects, specifiers and property owners on technically demanding projects. Waterproofing systems, protective coatings, anti- slip treatments on new surfaces - specified, applied, and documented.
Residential
Whether the work ends up on show or behind a wall, the standard doesn't change. High-impact areas get the attention they deserve. How it looks when we're done is part of how we think on every job - not something you need to ask for.
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