3D Resin Flooring

We build each 3D epoxy floor in clear layers, and here is how that works

3D resin flooring combines high-definition printed images with transparent layers of resin. We place the image over a prepared base, then seal it under clear epoxy resin. The finished layer creates depth and a glossy finish, so the picture looks real enough to step into.

The result is a photorealistic, three-dimensional image under your feet. It is one smooth floor with no joints to trap dirt. Such floors are seamless, and 3D resin floors are easy to live with.

We fit 3D resin floors UK-wide, from the South East to Scotland

We cover England, Wales and Scotland. Our own fitters travel to your site, and every job starts with a free survey.

We take small floor jobs too. A single room gets the same seamless finish as a showroom, and we create both with top-quality materials.

We treat every 3D resin flooring job with care. You get a clear plan, a fixed price, and 3D resin flooring that is built to last.

Tired of concrete and worn tiles in living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms

Most home customers call us about a worn floor they are fed up with. We cover it with a 3D epoxy floor that looks like a feature, not a fix. You get colour, depth and a floor that is simple to keep clean.

Bathrooms and kitchens are where we fit these resin floors most often at home, because the floor is waterproof. Living rooms and any open living area suit resin floors just as well. The image runs across the entire floor and right up to the walls.

A 3D epoxy floor in a bathroom feels like a spa, with marble looks and no grout lines to scrub. We create the mood you want in living rooms too. Of course, large cracks need proper repair first, and we test the base at the survey.

Showrooms, shops, and healthcare sites that need a floor that works hard

3D resin flooring is common in high-end homes and commercial showrooms. In retail, a custom floor can reinforce your branding and lift the customer experience.

Healthcare sites use resin floors too, because the sanitary surface wipes down fast. Offices and other commercial spaces can add a logo or a calm scene and keep clean lines. The floor is the biggest surface in the room, so it should do a job and look good doing it.

Warehouses and other industrial and commercial areas that need a tough floor

UK logistics take-up hit 25.6 million square feet in 2025, up 22% on 2024. Colliers puts total industrial and logistics take-up above 30 million square feet. All that space needs a floor that can take traffic.

We fit high-performance epoxy resin floors suitable for these sites, and we can add a 3D feature floor to a lobby or reception. When floor space is costly, a hard-wearing floor that is easy to clean is a smart choice.

These commercial areas take feet, trolleys, and tyres all day. Resin floors handle that, so tell us what your floor has to cope with, and we will suggest the right system.

A durable surface that takes daily wear and heavy loads

Resin flooring is highly durable and can withstand heavy loads. With proper maintenance, 3D resin flooring can last 15 to 20 years.

The durability comes from the resin itself. Every epoxy floor we fit is resistant to scuffs and holds up in busy halls and shops. Durability is the reason many clients pick resin floors over tiles.

Resin floors are resistant to rot, warping, and rust, and their resistance to spills is high. That is why so many owners say their resin floors are the easiest part of the building to look after.

Water, stains and chemicals stay on top of the surface

The surface is impermeable to water, so moisture stays out. It also has a high degree of resistance to stains, chemicals and heat. Wine, oil and cleaning fluids wipe off, so stains do not soak in.

Every epoxy layer is resistant to oil, grease and most cleaners. That chemical resistance is a big plus in workshops and food areas. It is also why our resin floors are suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and garages.

A floor exposed to daily splashes needs a sealed epoxy top layer, and ours has one. A resistant floor is not a bulletproof floor, so we tell you what each system can and cannot take.

Heavy furniture is fine once the floor is fully cured

Heavy furniture is fine on a floor that has cured well. When a floor is installed properly, wear and tear shows up slowly, and worn patches are rare.

Typically, once your floor has hardened, it takes traffic with ease. Resin floors take chairs, trolleys and busy feet in their stride. Resistance to knocks and scrapes is built in, and every epoxy floor we fit is tested for it.

Low maintenance means a quick sweep, a mop and very little else

Dust and dirt sit on the smooth surface. A soft brush or a vacuumed pass clears most of it, and dust does not settle into gaps because there are none. A damp mop lifts any grime from the floor.

Unlike carpet or any other floor covering with gaps and fibres, seamless resin floors hold nothing in. Avoid harsh scrubbing pads, and the surface keeps its gloss.

Our rough price is about £110 per square metre

Based on our recent projects, our rough price for 3D resin flooring is about £110 per square metre. This price comes from 3D resin floors we have fitted lately. Most jobs land between £90 and £150.

A plain epoxy floor without a printed image sits nearer £90. Of course, 3D resin flooring costs more, because it needs skilled printing and extra layers.

A 20 square metre living room floor, for example, comes to around £2,200. Big floor areas generally cost less per square metre. London and the South East usually add 15 to 20%.

These are the major factors that move the price

• The size of the area
• How complex the image is
• The condition of your base
• Your region
• The finish and style, such as gloss, matte, or metallic

The price is a rough guide, and the actual cost varies from site to site. After your free survey, we give you a fixed price in writing. Ask for your floor quote today.

We show our work and stand behind every job

We are a specialist team, not a general builder. We fit 3D resin flooring day in and day out, so we know how each floor behaves on real sites. As experienced resin flooring contractors, we understand what it takes to deliver reliable results across different spaces and surfaces.

We will always say if a floor is not suitable for your space. Every floor comes with a written guarantee.

We share photos of finished resin floors and explain how each job was done. Of course, ask us anything you like before you book.

The UK market for resin floors keeps growing

Great Britain's construction output hit £225.5 billion in 2025, up 1.8% and the fifth year of growth in a row. Repair and maintenance made up £92.5 billion of that. Many owners are upgrading a floor they already have, and they want resin floors that last.

The UK resinous flooring market is forecast to reach about US$248.5 million by 2033, up from US$136.4 million in 2024. That is 7.2% annual growth, and epoxy was the largest resin type by revenue in 2024.