At Hospital Resin Flooring, we deliver seamless, hygienic, and durable flooring systems tailored for healthcare environments across the UK. Our resin flooring solutions are designed to meet the critical standards of hospitals, clinics, and medical centres, supporting infection control, chemical resistance, and high foot traffic.

Whether you’re upgrading operating theatres, corridors, laboratories, or wards, our systems offer long-lasting performance while complying with NHS specifications and hygiene protocols. We provide end-to-end service, including specification, preparation, and expert installation for all types of healthcare facilities.

How Much Does Hospital Resin Flooring Cost?

The cost of hospital resin flooring ranges from £70 to £130 per m², depending on the chosen resin system, the size of the installation area, and the level of clinical performance required.

Costs are influenced by features such as slip-resistant finishes, ESD functionality, hygienic coving, fast-curing systems, and the preparation needed to meet medical-grade standards across treatment rooms, corridors, and surgical areas.

Contact Hospital Resin Flooring to get customised prices for installing resin flooring at your property.

What Benefits Does Hospital Resin Flooring Provide for Facilities?

Hospital resin flooring provides a seamless and non-porous surface, making it easy to clean and disinfect, which are key requirements in maintaining infection control. The systems are resistant to bacteria, fungi, and chemicals commonly used in healthcare sanitation.

They also offer high durability against foot traffic, wheeled equipment, and clinical furniture. With options for anti-slip textures, electrostatic discharge control, and noise reduction, these floors support both patient safety and clinical efficiency throughout hospitals.

Which Materials and Systems Are Used for Hospital Resin Flooring?

Hospitals use several resin flooring systems designed to meet clinical hygiene, durability, and safety requirements, including:

• Epoxy flooring – Smooth, chemically resistant finishes suited to corridors, laboratories, and general clinical areas.
• Polyurethane (PU) systems – Flexible, impact- and thermal-resistant options ideal for operating theatres, plant rooms, and high-stress environments.
• MMA (methyl methacrylate) systems – Fast-curing formulations suitable for overnight works and time-critical refurbishments.
• Custom clinical finishes – Options including varied colours, textures, and performance grades to meet compliance needs across different hospital zones.

Does Hospital Resin Flooring Include Surface Preparation and Seamless Installation?

Our hospital resin flooring services include full surface preparation, such as moisture checks, diamond grinding or shot blasting, and priming. The resin is then installed as a seamless monolithic layer, with no grout lines or joins that could harbour bacteria or dirt.

We also offer integrated coved skirting, where the flooring curves up the wall to improve cleanability and comply with infection control protocols. Our team handles all preparation and finishing to deliver a fully compliant floor installation.

How Quickly Can Hospital Resin Flooring Be Installed at Sites?

Standard epoxy and PU systems for hospital resin flooring typically require 2 to 5 days, while MMA systems can cure in under 24 hours.

For critical hospital areas, we can arrange phased installations, night work, or weekend scheduling to avoid disrupting clinical operations. We also coordinate with site managers and infection control teams to ensure safe, compliant delivery within active healthcare settings.

What Hygiene, Slip Resistance and Chemical Standards Must Hospital Resin Flooring Meet?

Hospital resin-made floors must comply with standards including NHS Health Building Notes (HBNs), Health Technical Memoranda (HTMs), and BS 8204-6 for surface regularity and safety.

Floors should have a Pendulum Test Value (PTV) of ≥36 in wet conditions, offer chemical resistance to cleaning agents, and meet anti-microbial performance where required. For cleanrooms or isolation areas, additional anti-static or anti-fungal properties may be required.

Which Zones in Hospital Environments Most Commonly Use Resin Flooring?

Hospitals rely on resin flooring across a wide range of clinical and operational areas, including:

• Wards and patient areas – Hygienic, easy-to-clean surfaces that support infection control.
• Operating theatres – Seamless, durable systems designed for strict sterility and chemical resistance.
• Corridors and circulation routes – Hard-wearing finishes capable of handling constant foot and trolley traffic.
• Clinical laboratories – Chemically resistant floors suited to spill-prone testing environments.
• Cleanrooms and controlled spaces – Smooth, non-porous surfaces supporting contamination control.
• Recovery and treatment rooms – Hygienic finishes with comfort-focused textures and colours.
• Plant and service rooms – Robust systems built to tolerate thermal and mechanical stress.
• Hospital kitchens – Slip-resistant, moisture-tolerant flooring for food-safe operations.
• Toilets and washrooms – Waterproof, slip-resistant surfaces for wet-area safety.

Can Hospital Resin Flooring Be Customised With Colours, ESD Protection or Anti‑Slip Aggregates?

Hospital resin flooring can be customised extensively using colour options that are available to support zoning, wayfinding, or branding. ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) protection can be built into floors for labs, MRI rooms, or equipment-heavy areas.

Anti-slip aggregates can be incorporated into wet-prone zones such as sluice rooms, entrances, and shower areas. We also provide custom textures and finishes to meet both patient comfort and clinical performance.

Contact Hospital Resin Flooring for a consultation on getting resin flooring for a hospital.

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