Industrial Consultation

Coatingsspecified forthe plant you run.

Floors that take forklifts and spills, steel that faces salt air, parts that leave the line powder-coated. Our technical team surveys your site and writes the coating system for each area.

  • Site survey
  • Written specification
  • Industrial-grade systems
A warehouse with a glossy grey epoxy floor and yellow safety lines
Coating systems

Start from the surface

Pick what needs coating. Each system is built from Rainbow products, top coat first. The site survey sets the final specification.

LayersTop coat first

PU Floor CoatingOptional · Topcoat
Self-Levelling Epoxy Floor CoatingBody coat
Epoxy PrimerPrimer
Concrete slabSubstrate

Typical areas

  • Production floors with forklift traffic
  • Warehouses and loading bays
  • Workshops where steel gets dropped

Checked on the survey

  • Moisture in the slab
  • Surface strength and cracks
  • Oil and chemical contamination
Solutions by industry

Where our systems work

Manufacturing & RMG

Production halls, machine bases, workshops

A Rainbow engineer in a helmet and safety vest tests a concrete factory floor with a moisture meter
What a consultation covers

From survey to sign-off

  1. 1BriefYou tell us the site, how each area is used and your deadline.
  2. 2Site surveyMoisture, surface strength, contamination and any old coating are checked area by area.
  3. 3SpecificationA written system for each area: preparation, products and number of coats.
  4. 4Trial areaWhere needed, a small area is coated first so you can approve the finish.
  5. 5Application supportOur technical team guides the applicator on site.
Technical enquiry

Request a technical visit

Tell us about the site. The more we know about traffic, chemicals and timing, the more useful the first visit is.

Hotline08007777777

Company

Site

Surfaces

Conditions on site

Drawings
Floor plans or photos (optional)

Contact

FAQ

Questions

Which system does my floor need?

It depends on what moves on the floor, what gets spilled and the state of the slab. The systems above are typical starting points; the survey sets the final one.

Can you coat over an old floor coating?

Often, yes. The survey checks how well the old coating holds and whether it must be removed first.

What helps before the visit?

A floor plan or drawings, the rough area of each zone, what traffic and chemicals each zone sees, and your shutdown window.