A waterproof surface with no grout lines to trap mould
A seamless liquid-applied resin system creates a waterproof barrier and removes the grout lines where mould likes to grow. Resin is non-porous, so bathroom humidity does not touch it. Those waterproof qualities are the reason resin is a product ideal for wet rooms, family bathrooms and busy showers.
You get a flawless finish unlike tiles. Water sits on the floor until you wipe it away, and it never creeps into a joint. A flawless finish unlike tiles also means no cracked corners to patch later.
A floor that is easy to clean and low maintenance
Tiles have seams. Seams hold dirt, dust, and spills. Resin has none, so a quick wipe does the job.
Resin flooring is easy to clean because of that smooth surface. You do not need harsh chemicals, and you will not scrub grout with a toothbrush again. That is easy maintenance you will feel every week, and it keeps the floor low maintenance for years.
Even after a busy family morning, the floor is easy to clean in a minute. Wipe up excess water, and the appearance stays sharp. It is simple to maintain, and it looks new for longer.
Damp and everyday water use put every bathroom floor under pressure
1.4 million homes in England had a damp problem in 2024, around 5% of the housing stock. Severe condensation was the most common form. In the private rented sector, around 4% of bathrooms had damp.
Moisture is the main enemy of any bathroom floor. People in England use an average of 136.5 litres of water per person per day, so a family bathroom sees thousands of litres over its life. A water-resistant finish is about far more than looks, and our water resistance is built in from the first coat.
Resin runs up the walls in wet rooms
In wet rooms, water hits more than the floor. Resin can run up the walls, which gives you one sealed space with no weak points. That is why we fit it so often in wet rooms and en suite bathrooms.