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Epoxy Resin Flooring or Hospitals & the Medical Industry
Pharmaceutical, Healthcare and the Medical Industry
Flooring in pharmaceutical, healthcare, and medical environments has a job beyond durability, it plays a direct role in infection control. Joints, grout lines, and damaged or worn surfaces all provide places for bacteria and contamination to harbour, which is exactly why hospitals, surgeries, laboratories, and cleanrooms specify seamless resin flooring rather than traditional tiled or sheet coverings.
REME Industrial Flooring Ltd installs epoxy resin and polyurethane flooring systems for pharmaceutical, healthcare, and medical environments including laboratories, cleanrooms, hospitals, surgeries, and treatment rooms, anywhere a seamless, hard-wearing, genuinely attractive floor finish is required. Every system is available as a decorative finish while incorporating anti-slip texture and enhanced chemical resistance wherever spillage or contamination from aggressive liquids and chemicals is a risk.
Why Seamless Resin Flooring Matters for Infection Control
A floor with joints, grout lines, or damaged surfaces is a genuine infection control liability, these are precisely the places where bacteria, moisture, and contaminants can collect and resist standard cleaning. Seamless resin flooring removes that risk entirely, giving healthcare and pharmaceutical environments a surface that’s easy to keep compliant, not just easy to look at.
Our systems support infection control and hygiene requirements through:
- Fully seamless application — no joints or grout lines for bacteria or contaminants to collect in
Chemical resistance — withstands disinfectants, cleaning agents, and pharmaceutical processing chemicals without degrading - Easy, thorough cleaning — a smooth, non-porous surface that supports rigorous cleaning regimes
Anti-slip options — reduces slip risk in areas with routine wash-down or spillage - Hygienic coving — coved skirting at wall junctions removes hard-to-clean corners entirely, standard practice in clinical and pharmaceutical environments
- Cleanroom-suitable finishes — supporting the contamination control standards required in pharmaceutical manufacturing and laboratory settings
Along with our flooring products, we have established a reputation for quality and reliability across the UK. We not only meet but exceed customer needs in industrial sectors by striving to provide optimum performance while exceeding industry standards at every turn!
We provide the following services:
- Epoxy Resin Coatings
- Epoxy Resin Screeds / Screeding
- Polyurethane Coatings
- Polyurethane Screeds / Screeding
- Self Levelling Floors
- Decorative Floor Finishes
- Floorgraphix Installation
- Polymer Screeds / Screeding
- Line Marking
- Anti-slip Resin Flooring
- Non-slip Resin Flooring
- Coving Detailing and Coving Repairs
- Floor Repairs
- Floor Joint Repairs
- Pumped Screeds / Screeding
- Industrial Floor Preparation
- Dust Enclosed Shotblasting | Diamond Grinding
FAQ’s
Why is seamless flooring important in hospitals and clinical environments?
Seamless flooring removes joints and grout lines where bacteria and contaminants can collect, supporting infection control requirements and making the floor genuinely easier to clean and keep compliant.
Is your flooring suitable for cleanrooms and pharmaceutical manufacturing?
Yes. Our resin systems provide a seamless, non-porous surface suitable for cleanroom and pharmaceutical environments where contamination control is essential.
Can the floor withstand disinfectants and cleaning chemicals?
Yes. Our systems are specified with chemical resistance to withstand disinfectants, cleaning agents, and other chemicals routinely used in healthcare and pharmaceutical settings.
Do you provide coving for hygienic wall-to-floor junctions?
Yes. Coving removes sharp corners at wall junctions that are difficult to clean and can harbour bacteria, which is standard practice in clinical and pharmaceutical environments.
Can installation be carried out in live hospital or clinical settings without full closure?
Phased installation and out-of-hours or overnight working can often be arranged to minimise disruption to clinical operations — we’ll agree the right approach at your site survey.