One seamless, fully waterproof surface, no grout to blacken, no joints to fail, anti-slip when you need it. Resin is the bathroom floor that finally makes sense.
Every traditional bathroom floor has the same failure point: joints. Grout blackens, silicone peels, water finds its way through. A poured resin bathroom floor removes the problem entirely, one continuous, fully waterproof surface, coved neatly to the walls, with nothing to reseal and nowhere for mould to take hold.
Finishes range from soft stone-like single colours to a faux marble resin floor with the drama of natural stone and none of its porosity. Add a fine anti-slip texture for grip when wet, and pair it with underfloor heating for a floor that feels as good as it looks. Renovating beyond the bathroom? The same seamless systems flow into kitchens and whole-home floors.
Not water-resistant, waterproof. The floor cures into a single sealed membrane, ideal for wet rooms.
A fine textured broadcast adds grip when wet without compromising the seamless look.
No grout lines, no silicone seams, the places mould lives simply don't exist.
Faux marble, soft stone and warm neutral finishes that make a bathroom feel like a suite.
Works beautifully over underfloor heating, no more cold tiles on winter mornings.
One smooth surface: a wipe and a damp mop and the whole floor is done.
Yes, a poured resin bathroom floor cures into one continuous waterproof membrane with no grout lines or seams for water to penetrate. It's an ideal waterproof bathroom flooring choice for family bathrooms, en-suites and wet rooms.
It doesn't have to be. We can finish a resin floor for a bathroom with a fine anti-slip texture that grips underfoot even when wet, while still being smooth enough to clean easily.
Usually, yes. Sound, well-bonded tiles can be ground and primed as the base for the new floor, which avoids ripping out the bathroom. We confirm suitability at the free survey.
It's one of the strongest choices. Wet room flooring has to be genuinely waterproof, gently falls to the drain, and grip underfoot, a poured resin wet room floor does all three as a single seamless membrane, formed to your gradients with an anti-slip finish, and with no grout or vinyl welds to fail.
Most bathrooms fall between £700 and £1,400 installed depending on size and finish, with en-suites at the lower end. See the full cost guide for detail.
Send us your bathroom's size and a photo of the current floor, and we'll recommend the right waterproof resin system with a free survey.
Tell us about your space and a member of the team will come back within one working day, free survey, fixed written quote, no obligation.