At Cold Room Resin Flooring, we provide high-performance resin flooring solutions specifically designed for low-temperature environments across the UK. Whether it’s a chilled warehouse, freezer room, or walk-in cold store, our resin systems are built to withstand extreme cold, heavy traffic, and the strict hygiene demands of temperature-controlled industries.

We deliver durable, seamless, and non-slip finishes that ensure safety and compliance in food production, pharmaceutical storage, and cold-chain logistics facilities. Our team works closely with site managers and engineers to ensure every installation meets operational needs while minimising disruption during fit-out or refurbishment phases.

What Benefits Does Cold Room Resin Flooring Offer for Facilities?

Cold room resin flooring delivers excellent thermal resistance, chemical protection, and hygiene performance. These systems are specifically formulated to remain stable and crack-free even in sub-zero environments.

They provide a seamless surface that resists moisture ingress, prevents bacterial growth, and is easy to clean. Their slip-resistant properties improve safety in areas where ice, condensation, or water may pose a hazard. Additionally, the durability of resin flooring ensures it can handle the impact of trolleys, forklifts, and foot traffic without delamination or surface failure.

How Much Does Cold Room Resin Flooring Cost?

The cost of cold room resin flooring ranges from £70 to £140 per square metre, depending on the condition of the substrate, the resin system selected, and any added requirements such as coving, anti-slip texture, or fast-cure installation.

Costs are mainly influenced by the need for thermal-shock-resistant systems like polyurethane screeds or MMA, the extent of preparation, and any hygiene-driven features required for chilled environments.

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Which Systems of Cold Room Resin Flooring Are Suitable?

Several cold room resin flooring systems are suitable for chilled and frozen environments, including:

• Polyurethane screeds – Used in areas exposed to thermal shock, frequent washdowns, and extreme low temperatures.
• MMA resins – Applied where rapid curing is required, allowing installation even in freezing conditions with minimal downtime.
• Low-temperature epoxy systems – Installed in less extreme zones where modified epoxy formulations provide reliable curing and wear resistance.
• Anti-slip resin systems – Selected for cold rooms where moisture, ice, or condensation increases slip risk and requires enhanced traction.
• Hygienic resin coatings – Used in food-grade environments to maintain sanitary standards with seamless, bacteria-resistant finishes.

Does Cold Room Resin Flooring Include Surface Preparation and Seamless Finish?

Our cold room resin flooring services include complete surface preparation using diamond grinding, vacuum-assisted shot blasting, or scarifying to remove contaminants and create an optimal bond.

We repair any damaged concrete or substrate issues before applying the resin system. The final installation results in a seamless, monolithic surface with integrated coving and falls to drains if required. This seamless finish eliminates joints or gaps where bacteria or moisture could accumulate, supporting HACCP and hygiene compliance in sensitive environments.

Can Cold Room Resin Flooring Be Customised with Colours, Zoning Markings or Anti‑Slip Textures?

We offer full customisation for cold room resin flooring, with finishes that can be tailored with colour-coded zones for walkways, storage areas, and loading zones. Anti-slip aggregates can be integrated to increase traction in wet or icy conditions.

In facilities where visual clarity is important, directional markings or safety lines can also be embedded into the floor design. Coving, floor-to-wall integration, and optional texture levels are adjusted based on hygiene, cleaning method, and traffic load.

How Quickly Can Cold Room Resin Flooring Be Installed at Sites?

The cold room resin flooring can generally be installed within 1 to 3 days for small to medium projects. MMA systems allow for rapid curing—often within two hours—making them ideal for facilities that cannot afford extended downtime.

Larger installations may be phased to allow continued operation of unaffected zones. We work to flexible schedules, including night or weekend shifts, to reduce disruption to your production or storage schedules.

Which Areas Commonly Use Cold Room Resin Flooring?

Cold room resin flooring is widely used across a variety of temperature-controlled environments, including:

• Walk-in freezers – Extreme low-temperature zones requiring thermal-shock-resistant flooring.
• Chillers – Consistently cold spaces needing hygienic, seamless surfaces.
• Blast freezer tunnels – High-intensity freezing areas exposed to rapid temperature changes.
• Food preparation rooms – Zones requiring clean, non-porous finishes for hygiene and safety.
• Meat processing areas – Environments needing durable, slip-resistant, and easy-wash surfaces.
• Cold-chain logistics hubs – Facilities handling temperature-sensitive goods with heavy traffic.
• Transitional temperature zones – Areas experiencing frequent shifts between ambient and cold conditions.
• Pharmaceutical cold storage – Spaces that rely on sanitary, chemically resistant resin finishes.

What Hygiene, Thermal Shock and Slip‑Resistance Standards Should Cold Room Resin Flooring Meet?

Cold room resin flooring should meet food safety and hygiene standards such as HACCP, EHEDG, and ISO 22196 for antimicrobial surfaces. It must also provide sufficient slip resistance, typically exceeding a Pendulum Test Value (PTV) of 36 in wet conditions.

Flooring systems should withstand thermal shock from cleaning processes and operational temperature swings, often ranging from -30°C to +20°C. Where chemical resistance is needed, such as in food or pharmaceutical applications, resins must be resistant to acids, alkalis, fats, and sanitising agents.

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