Antimicrobial Resin Flooring (Hygienic, Seamless, Easy to Clean)

Antimicrobial Resin Flooring Solutions

In hygienic facilities, a floor is not just “a floor.” It is part of your safety and cleaning system. If the surface has gaps, weak spots, or porous areas, bacteria and mold can grow. Cleaning becomes harder, and the risk goes up.

ZDSpoxy Antimicrobial Resin Flooring is designed for these environments. It builds a seamless, low-porosity surface with antimicrobial protection, helping you maintain cleaner production and lower maintenance.

Where antimicrobial resin flooring is used

This system is a strong fit for areas that require strict hygiene and frequent cleaning, such as:

Food processing and packaging facilities
Pharmaceutical plants and GMP areas
Laboratories and research centers
Healthcare spaces and clean environments
Cold storage and fresh-product handling areas
Cosmetics and personal care production sites

If your site has washdown zones, wet areas, or strong cleaning routines, we can tune the system for that.

What this system helps you achieve

Antibacterial protection to help reduce microbial growth on the surface
Mold resistance for cleaner, more stable environments
Seamless finish that is easier to wash and disinfect
Low porosity that reduces dirt and liquid penetration
Strong adhesion and durability with correct design and installation
Better long-term appearance under frequent cleaning

Key performance targets (simple, buyer-friendly)

Most antimicrobial resin flooring projects focus on clear, measurable goals:

Antibacterial rate: ≥99%
Mold resistance: designed to support “no visible growth” performance
Easy cleaning: smooth, joint-free surface
Washdown durability: built for frequent cleaning routines
Slip control: adjustable to match wet or dry operation

The best system is not only about “antimicrobial additives.” It is also about a dense surface, correct thickness, and correct detailing around drains, corners, and joints.

Thickness guide (simple selection)

Choose thickness based on hygiene level, cleaning frequency, and load:

2.0 mm — Standard hygienic areas
(routine cleaning, general production zones)
2.5–3.0 mm — Higher hygiene requirement or frequent washdown
(more water, stronger cleaners, more traffic or stricter standards)

If you have heavy carts, wet zones, or strong disinfectants, we recommend the higher range for better long-term stability.

Recommended product models (ZDSpoxy)

Below are practical models commonly used in antimicrobial resin flooring projects. Final selection depends on your cleaning chemicals, wet/dry operation, and downtime window.

Option A — Antimicrobial epoxy coating system (common choice)

Best for many hygienic facilities with routine cleaning and controlled exposure.

System part	What it does	Recommended ZDSpoxy model
Epoxy primer	Seals concrete and improves bonding	ZDS1012AB — 2K Epoxy Primer
Antimicrobial topcoat	Seamless finish with hygiene-focused performance	ZDS5201AB — Antimicrobial Resin Flooring Topcoat

Option B — Antimicrobial mortar build-up (for higher washdown / stronger demand)

Best for frequent washdown zones or higher hygiene and durability requirements.

System part	What it does	Recommended ZDSpoxy model
Primer for build-up system	Strong base for thicker layers	ZDS1012AB — 2K Epoxy Primer (common primer choice)
Antimicrobial mortar/body layer	Adds thickness and improves surface stability	ZDS5202 — Antimicrobial Resin Flooring Mortar Layer
Antimicrobial finish layer	Final hygienic, seamless working surface	ZDS5201AB — Antimicrobial Resin Flooring Topcoat

Quick selection

Standard production hygiene → Option A
Wet washdown + stronger cleaning + higher hygiene → Option B

Installation overview (what to expect)

A hygienic floor depends on details as much as materials:

Hygiene and cleaning review
We confirm cleaning frequency, water exposure, disinfectants, and slip needs.
Surface preparation (critical step)
Grinding or shot blasting removes weak layers and contaminants. Repairs are completed before coating.
Primer application
Seals the slab and reduces pinholes.
Build the body layer (if needed)
Creates a dense, consistent surface, especially important for washdown zones.
Apply antimicrobial finish
Creates the final seamless surface.
Curing and reopening plan
We provide a simple plan based on your schedule, temperature, and ventilation.

Quality checks (how you verify performance)

Before handover, focus on checks that support hygiene and durability:

Surface continuity (no pinholes, no open pores, no weak spots)
Thickness check (2.0mm or 2.5–3.0mm target)
Adhesion check (especially repaired zones and edges)
Slip level check (match wet/dry operation needs)
Visual inspection (smoothness, uniform finish, clean detailing)
Trial cleaning (optional, based on your process)

If you need a formal hygiene acceptance checklist, we can provide one.

Common problems (and how we prevent them)

Problem: Stains or trapped dirt
Often caused by porosity, pinholes, or poor detailing at corners/drains.
Fix: correct prep + sealing + detail work.

Problem: Slippery floor in wet areas
Often caused by choosing a finish that is too smooth.
Fix: controlled texture design that stays cleanable.

Problem: Peeling at edges
Often caused by weak substrate or poor prep.
Fix: repair plan + correct primer + correct curing control.

FAQs

Does antimicrobial flooring replace cleaning?

No. It supports hygiene, but proper cleaning and process control are still required. The main benefit is a dense, seamless surface that is easier to clean and helps reduce microbial risk.

Can you make it non-slip and still easy to clean?

Yes. We balance texture level with your cleaning routine and safety needs.

What information do you need for a system recommendation?

Industry type, cleaning method (chemicals + frequency), wet/dry conditions, traffic load, and target thickness.

Get a recommendation

Send us these 5 details, and we’ll recommend the right antimicrobial flooring system:

Industry (food, pharma, lab, cosmetics, etc.)
Cleaning routine (washdown? disinfectants?)
Wet or dry operation (and slip requirements)
Traffic (people, carts, forklifts)
Target thickness (2.0mm or 2.5–3.0mm)

ZDSpoxy will provide a clear system build-up + recommended product models + application notes for your hygienic facility.