Seamless industrial epoxy floor in a working manufacturing hall

Specification logic

The floor is part
of the operation.

Flooring is selected around how the facility actually runs — traffic, chemistry, substrate and shutdown windows — not from a single product catalogue. The system follows the site.

Manufacturing floor where operating conditions drive flooring specification
Specification starts on the slab — not in a product sheet.

How we read a facility

  1. 01

    Site conditions

    Concrete age, moisture, cracks, joints, contamination and previous coatings decide what the slab can accept.

  2. 02

    Operating demands

    Traffic paths, point loads, chemistry, hygiene and static control define the performance envelope.

  3. 03

    System response

    Resin chemistry, build thickness, texture and detailing are matched to those conditions — not picked from a catalogue.

Operating conditions

Eight factors that change the build-up.

Select a condition to see what we verify on site and what it changes in the recommended system.

Factor 01

Traffic

Forklift routes, turning zones, pallet-truck lanes and pedestrian intensity create uneven wear. Open storage often lasts longer than intersections and packing fronts.

We check

  • Aisle maps and turning radii
  • Forklift vs pedestrian mix
  • AGV or racking movement

Influences

  • Abrasion class
  • Thickness
  • Aggregate
Start a site assessment

Flooring systems

Systems matched to the job.

  1. Industrial Epoxy Flooring overview
  2. PU Flooring overview
  3. Self-Leveling Flooring overview
  4. ESD Flooring overview
  5. Warehouse Flooring overview
  6. Floor Repair & Refurbishment overview
  7. Concrete Densification overview
Industrial Epoxy Flooring industrial flooring

System 01

Industrial Epoxy Flooring

Resin flooring over prepared concrete for factories, warehouses and heavy-use work areas.

Traffic
Heavy pedestrian and wheeled traffic
Finish
Seamless resin surface
Typical use
Factories, workshops, warehouses and service zones
Technical overview

Applications

Where the floor takes the load.

Each environment puts different pressure on concrete. The system has to answer the problem on site.

  1. 01

    Manufacturing

    Durable floors for equipment-heavy, high-traffic production spaces.

    Problem

    Heavy traffic · Impact exposure · Chemical contact

    Why it matters

    Abrasion resistance · Surface cleanliness · Operational continuity

  2. 02

    Warehousing & Logistics

    High-capacity flooring solutions for load movement and fast-moving operations.

    Problem

    Forklift traffic · High wear · Load transfer

    Why it matters

    Impact tolerance · Slip-safe finish · Long service life

  3. 03

    Automotive

    Workshops and assembly areas that need durable, easy-to-maintain surfaces.

    Problem

    Oil exposure · Heavy equipment · High use

    Why it matters

    Chemical resistance · Quick maintenance · Strong surface integrity

  4. 04

    Pharmaceutical

    Controlled, hygienic floor systems for regulated operating environments.

    Problem

    Cleanability · Compliance · Surface consistency

    Why it matters

    Hygienic finish · Easy cleaning · Controlled performance

  5. 05

    Food & Beverage

    Hygienic, resilient flooring for processing and packaging operations.

    Problem

    Sanitation · Moisture exposure · Operational speed

    Why it matters

    Clean surface · Chemical tolerance · Reliable finish

  6. 06

    Electronics

    Controlled flooring designed for static-sensitive technical spaces.

    Problem

    Static discharge · Clean processing · Sensitive operations

    Why it matters

    Electrostatic control · Cleanable finish · Surface stability

Process

From site conditions to finished floor.

Four phases, from the first look at the slab to handover. Open any phase for the steps inside it.

See the full epoxy installation sequence
  1. Assess

    The system is chosen only after the slab and the requirement are understood.

    • Site inspection

    Phase 01

  2. Prepare

    Grinding, vacuuming and repair make the concrete ready to take epoxy.

    • Diamond grinding
    • Dust removal
    • Crack repair

    Phase 02

  3. Build

    Primer, leveling and the self-levelling coat form a seamless base.

    • Epoxy primer
    • Epoxy putty
    • Self-levelling coat
    • Spike roller

    Phase 03

  4. Finish

    Top coat, cure, inspection and handover return a floor ready to work.

    • Top coat
    • Curing
    • Final inspection
    • Handover

    Phase 04

Questions

Common decisions before a site assessment.

What does TIMEXO do?

TIMEXO is based in Kanpur and specifies and installs industrial flooring — epoxy, PU, self-leveling, ESD, warehouse flooring and floor repair — for facilities in Kanpur and across India.

Which flooring system do I need?

It depends on traffic, chemical exposure, hygiene needs, static control and the condition of the existing concrete. A site assessment is the clearest way to choose the right system.

Is epoxy flooring suitable for warehouses?

Yes. Epoxy and related industrial systems are commonly used where forklift traffic, durability and cleanability matter. Slab condition and traffic routes should be reviewed first.

How long does installation take?

It depends on area, substrate repairs and the system selected. Access windows and curing time are planned around your operations during the site assessment.

Next step

Request a site assessment.

The office is in Kanpur. Site assessments cover factories and warehouses there and across India. Tell us the location, approximate area and site conditions — the system is recommended only after those are clear.

Location
1430-1434, Bhauti Pratappur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208020View on Google Maps
Epoxy flooring in Kanpur