Floorvyn SL 500 is a self-leveling epoxy flooring system applied in a thicker layer than a normal coating. It flows out on its own and cures into a smooth, glossy floor with no joints, so dirt and bacteria have nowhere to hide.
Why Choose Self-Leveling Epoxy Flooring
A roller-applied coating follows every dip in the concrete. SL 500 is poured and spread, so it fills small dips and gives a flatter, thicker floor. That extra thickness also means more wear life and better resistance to impact.
It is the system most clean-room, pharma and food plants ask for, because the joint-free surface is easy to wash and inspect.
Key Features
- High flow: levels out to a smooth, even surface.
- Joint-free finish: no grout lines or gaps.
- High resistance: handles wear, impact and many chemicals.
- Easy maintenance: washes clean with standard floor cleaners.
- Bright gloss: lifts light levels in the hall.
Where to Use Self-Leveling Epoxy Flooring
- Pharma, food and clean production areas
- Laboratories and hospitals
- Assembly halls and electronics units
- Showrooms and premium commercial spaces
For electronics areas where static is a concern, see ESD 800 anti-static flooring.
Surface Preparation
The slab is ground, repaired and checked for moisture. Large dips are filled first, then the floor is primed with PRIME 100 epoxy floor primer. A good primer coat is important here to stop air bubbles rising into the self-leveling layer.
How It Is Applied
- Prime the prepared floor.
- Mix SL 500 fully and pour it in bands.
- Spread to the set thickness with a pin rake or notched trowel.
- Roll with a spiked roller to release trapped air.
- Let it cure before light traffic, as given in the TDS.
Pack Size and Technical Data
SL 500 comes as a 20 kg kit. Coverage depends on thickness, which is usually decided after a site visit. See the technical data sheet (TDS) or WhatsApp us at 0332-8111360. For background, read about epoxy resins.
Choosing the Thickness
A thinner layer is enough for light commercial floors and showrooms. Production halls, labs with trolleys and pharma corridors usually need a thicker build. The thickness of self-leveling epoxy flooring also depends on how flat the slab is, because dips must be filled for the surface to come out level.
Care and Maintenance
Mop daily with a neutral cleaner and use a scrubber machine for large areas. Use soft wheels on trolleys where possible. Clean spills quickly and avoid dragging sharp metal across the floor. With this routine, self-leveling epoxy flooring keeps its gloss for a long time.
Things to Check Before You Order
Share the floor area, what happens in the space, and whether there are drains, slopes or machine bases. We will also want to know how much downtime you can allow, so the work can be planned in phases if needed.
Good to Know
Temperature affects how a self-leveling floor flows. Very hot days make the material set faster, so in summer we often work early in the morning or at night. Doors are kept closed during curing to stop dust and insects landing on the wet surface. These small steps make a visible difference to the final finish.
Self-Leveling Epoxy Flooring FAQs
How is it different from epoxy coating?
Epoxy coating is a thin roller coat. Self-leveling epoxy is a thicker poured floor that is flatter and lasts longer under heavy use.
Can it hide cracks?
Cracks are repaired first. The self-leveling epoxy flooring then gives a smooth surface over the repaired slab.
How long does the work take?
It depends on the area and preparation needed. Most jobs are planned over a few days, including curing time.
Do you apply it?
Yes. Our trained crew handles the full job. See our epoxy floor coating service page.
Send us your floor area and the type of work done in the space, and we will suggest the right self-leveling epoxy flooring thickness.
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