What floor is used in a cleanroom?

Seamless epoxy and urethane systems with low VOCs give cleanrooms a grout-free, sanitizable, chemical-resistant surface. An ESD topcoat protects sensitive instruments where static is a risk. Cove base makes the wall-to-floor transition seamless. Call us about your cleanroom class.

Is the epoxy low-VOC for a controlled environment?

Yes. We use low-VOC epoxy systems that off-gas minimally so they are safe for cleanrooms and labs during and after cure. We can provide the VOC data for your facilities team. Tell us your cleanroom class and we match a compliant system.

Do you offer ESD flooring for labs with sensitive instruments?

Yes. Static-dissipative and conductive epoxy systems safely drain static charges to protect sensitive instruments and electronics. ESD flooring is tested to specific resistance ranges, so we verify the system meets your lab's requirements.

Is the floor resistant to lab reagents and disinfectants?

Yes, with the right topcoat. A chemical-resistant topcoat rated for your specific reagents and disinfectants holds up to daily spills and cleaning. Tell us what you use and we match a system that resists it.

How do you keep dust and contamination down during the install?

We use containment and negative pressure where needed to keep dust and contamination out of the controlled environment during the install. We coordinate with your facilities team and schedule around research and production cycles. Low-VOC systems keep the environment safe during cure.

Cleanrooms & Laboratories in Columbus, Ohio

Cleanrooms & Laboratories Epoxy Flooring in Columbus, Ohio

Seamless, low-VOC floors for cleanrooms and labs — no grout lines, easy to sanitize, chemical-resistant.

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The floor problems cleanrooms & laboratories owners face

Grout lines and cracks trap particles and bacteria, failing cleanroom standards.
Chemical spills from solvents and reagents etch and stain the floor.
Static buildup damages sensitive instruments and electronics.
Standard coatings off-gas VOCs that contaminate the controlled environment.
Harsh disinfectants and cleaners wear through ordinary floors.
Dust from bare concrete contaminates samples and equipment.

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The system we recommend and why

Seamless low-VOC epoxy with ESD and cove base options

Cleanrooms and labs need a seamless floor with no grout lines to trap particles, low VOCs to protect the environment, and resistance to the reagents and disinfectants in use. An ESD topcoat protects sensitive instruments where static is a risk.

How it goes down

1
Mechanically prepare the slab to a clean, sound surface.
2
Apply a low-VOC epoxy primer keyed to the slab.
3
Apply a seamless high-build epoxy body coat with no grout lines.
4
Form integral cove base up the walls for a seamless, sanitizable transition.
5
Add an ESD (static-dissipative) topcoat where instruments need protection.
6
Finish with a chemical-resistant topcoat rated for lab reagents and disinfectants.

Cure time

Body coat cures overnight; topcoat is walk-ready in 12-24 hours.

Return to service

Light traffic in 24 hours, full lab use in 48 hours.

What to ask any cleanrooms & laboratories floor installer

Use this checklist on every quote. The right installer answers these clearly; the wrong ones dodge them.

Is your system low-VOC and safe for a controlled environment?
Do you form integral cove base for a seamless, sanitizable transition?
Do you offer ESD / static-dissipative systems for instruments?
Is the topcoat resistant to our specific reagents and disinfectants?
How do you keep dust and contamination down during the install?
Can you work around our lab and cleanroom schedule?

When epoxy is the wrong choice

A standard epoxy with grout lines or high VOCs is the wrong choice in a cleanroom or lab. It will trap particles, off-gas into the environment, and fail to meet cleanroom standards.

The better alternative: A seamless low-VOC epoxy with cove base and, where needed, an ESD topcoat is the correct system. For areas with aggressive acids or steam sterilization, urethane cement is the better choice.

How we keep your operation running

Labs and cleanrooms often cannot shut down for long, so we work in sections and schedule around research and production cycles. We control dust and contamination during the install with containment and negative pressure where needed. Low-VOC systems keep the environment safe during cure. We coordinate with your facilities team so the floor is ready before a cycle restarts.

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What it costs in Columbus

Cleanroom and lab floors in Columbus typically run $8 to $13 per square foot installed. Low-VOC systems, cove base, and ESD topcoats add cost. These are estimates — your real price depends on the cleanroom class, the system, and the prep.