The Resin Floor Co.

23/09/2026

This Highgate house won a RIBA award and every September it opens its doors for Open House. We were asked to replace the resin floor across its living level.

6 Wood Lane, designed by Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects, is one of the most unusual homes in North London. The upper floor was built like a boat, from cold-moulded plywood over timber ribs, then craned onto a masonry base cut into the hillside. It's beautiful, but a lightweight timber structure moves, and poured resin does not forgive movement.

So everything depended on what went underneath. We laid 22mm No More Ply cement board across all 37m². On top of that went an epoxy scratch coat with fibreglass mesh, then 4mm of liquid rubber crumb underlay, and finally the D60 poured resin in RAL 7035. We sampled two shades against the original floor before the client made the call.

Our favourite part is where the rubber layer earns its keep. The living space sits directly above the bedrooms, so absorbing footfall noise mattered as much as the look.

One continuous floor runs from the kitchen, through the WC and across the landing. No thresholds, no trims, no grout lines.

Architects: Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects
System: Acoustic Comfort Floor, D60 poured resin, Mono SG sealer
Colour: RAL 7035
Installed by: The Resin Floor Co.
Location: Highgate, London N6
Photography courtesy of Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects

Is a timber frame or suspended floor putting you off resin? Ask us in the comments, or read the full build-up here:

https://www.resinflooringcompany.com/work/resin-floor-highgate-6-wood-lane/

22/07/2026

A full refurb at St Andrew’s Wharf in Shad Thames, SE1, a stone’s throw from Tower Bridge. Two bathrooms, two moods. One wrapped in a warmer grey, the other a softer greige, both hand trowelled and sealed on site so there’s not a tile or a grout line in sight.

Our favourite part is where the floor runs straight up the bath panel and carries on without a single visible join. No trims, no edges to catch your eye, just one continuous surface that makes a small room feel twice the size.

The greige room pairs it with an oak vanity, a black vessel basin and black framed glass. The grey one keeps it calmer, chrome and a big LED mirror. Two very different characters out of the same finish.

Microcement by
Colour: Farrow & Ball “Worstead”
Bathroom Installation: Simon Ellis Developments
Location: Shad Thames, London SE1

Which would you have, the warm grey or the greige? Full project on our website

09/07/2026

Seamless microcement floor, walls and ceiling, all in one green. This East London loft bathroom got the full wrap in Magma microcement, colour matched to Benjamin Moore ‘Land of Liberty’.

The whole room used to be a boxy little attic space with a low pitched roof. Now every surface reads as one continuous skin, right up into the eaves. My favourite part is where the floor runs straight into the shower and over the tray, so there’s no lip, no threshold, no trim to catch your eye. Just green, wall to wall to floor.

Pair that with the pistachio suite, brass fittings and a marble basin and it’s got real character. Bold choice by the client, and it paid off.

Microcement by
Colour: Benjamin Moore “Land of Liberty”
Shower tray by
Bathroom Installation:
Location: East London

Would you be brave enough to take the colour this far? Full project on our website

03/06/2026

New Sessùn store on the Kings Road, and we’re really pleased with how this floor came out.

Rise Projects brought us in to lay the seamless flooring throughout. The brief was a calm, continuous surface, no joints, nothing to distract from the collection.

We prepped with Uzin 570 smoothing screed from Uzin which is honestly a dream, it goes down like water and cures dead flat. Then finished in the Uzin Arturo Betonlook comfort floor from Uzin Arturo in ‘Early Dew’, a soft light tone that feels lovely underfoot and sits perfectly in the space.

Seamless microcement and resin floors for retail and commercial fit-outs across London, Essex and the South East. Specifying something similar? Drop us a message or tap the link in bio.

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05/02/2026

A refined, seamless finish for a penthouse refurbishment in Kensington, London.

This project saw Kerakoll Wallcrete in WR01 applied throughout the master bathroom, guest bathroom, downstairs WC, and a feature media wall, creating a calm, cohesive and luxurious feel across all spaces.

Wallcrete’s soft texture and subtle tonal variation make it ideal for high-end residential interiors, delivering a surface that feels both refined and timeless while remaining practical for everyday use.

It was an absolute pleasure working closely with the brilliant team at Famella, whose attention to detail and collaborative approach helped ensure the finished result met the highest expectations throughout.

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Product: Wallcrete (Colour: WR01)
Materials Manufacturer:
Images: Courtesy of Famella

15/01/2026

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07/01/2026

Case Study | Bespoke Ardex Pandomo Reception Floor – Monster Energy HQ, Uxbridge

In July 2025, we were invited back to deliver the second phase of a bespoke Ardex Pandomo reception floor for Monster Energy at their West London headquarters in Uxbridge.

This installation mirrors an identical statement floor we completed in 2019 within the neighbouring building, continuing a design language that is bold, intentional, and unmistakably Monster.

The existing reception floor was finished with porcelain tiles, which were mechanically ground to create a strong mechanical key. An epoxy primer and Ardex Pandomo FAM mesh were applied to minimise the risk of reflective cracking and provide long-term stability.

The Ardex Pandomo Floor (K3) was then installed at an average thickness of 6–8mm, before being sanded, polished, and sealed to achieve a refined polished concrete aesthetic.

Once initially handed over, the project took a unique turn. Professional sponsored motorcycle riders were brought into the space to wheel-spin across the finished surface, deliberately marking the floor with tyre tracks. This transformed the reception into a one-off statement piece that captures the brand’s energy the moment you walk in.

We later returned to prepare the surface and apply a final protective sealer, permanently encapsulating the design within the floor.

The client and main contractor were extremely pleased with both the outcome and the professional delivery of the works — a project where technical precision and creative intent were equally important.

Project Team:
Main Contractor: Morgan Lovell

05/01/2026

New Project Complete | Thorney Bay Pavilion, Canvey Island

We’re pleased to share the completion of a Magma Microcement flooring installation at the newly opened Thorney Bay Pavilion, a fantastic addition to the Canvey Island seafront.

This project formed part of a brand-new pavilion development overlooking Thorney Bay Beach. After an existing microcement floor failed to achieve the intended aesthetic, we were brought in to remove the original finish, prepare the screed, undertake crack repairs, and install a new Magma Microcement floor designed to closely mimic the look of traditional polished concrete.

The finished floor was inspected by the site team and architects and received excellent feedback for its depth, texture, and overall finish. The space has now been handed over and opened as a coffee shop, creating a welcoming new destination for locals and visitors alike.

👉 Read the full case study here:
https://www.resinflooringcompany.com/work/magma-microcement-floor-remediation/

01/01/2026

Project Spotlight: Corques Liquid Lino at Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford

We recently completed the installation of Corques Liquid Lino flooring at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford as part of a wider refurbishment of this busy public building.

Covering approximately 180m², the brief was to deliver a seamless, contemporary floor finish that offered comfort underfoot while standing up to the demands of high footfall. Careful preparation, moisture management, and disciplined sequencing were key to achieving the final result.

The finished floor delivers a refined, durable surface with subtle natural character well suited to a theatre environment where performance and aesthetics must work hand in hand.

https://www.resinflooringcompany.com/work/corques-liquid-lino-flooring-installation/

31/12/2025

Some years are better marked by gratitude than a summary - and this year has been one of growth and perspective for both myself and the business.

Before we sign off, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you.

To the architects, designers and consultants who continue to place their trust in The Resin Floor Co. - thank you for believing in our approach and bringing us into your projects. Your confidence genuinely means a great deal.

To the contractors, installers and site teams who graft day in, day out - the standard we’re known for wouldn’t exist without your skill, care and pride in the work. What we deliver on-site is a direct reflection of you.

To our suppliers and partners - thank you for your consistency, professionalism and support throughout the year. We value those relationships highly.

And to our clients - thank you for inviting us into your homes, buildings and spaces. Many projects were delivered right up against the end of the year, and your trust and understanding were never overlooked. It’s a privilege to create finishes that become part of how you live and work.

This year has been a reminder that progress isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s about steady decisions, doing the right thing, and keeping standards high.

Looking ahead, 2026 feels positive and grounded. Our focus remains on quality, integrity, and supporting the people within our industry.

Wishing you a peaceful festive season, however you choose to spend it.

Thank you for being part of the journey.

Jason @ The Resin Floor Co.