Mortuary flooring
Seamless, hygienic floors built for the prep room.
A mortuary floor has to resist chemicals and fluids, clean easily, carry heavy rolling loads and stay safe underfoot. Our seamless coating system is engineered for exactly that, with no grout lines to trap contaminants.
Request a quoteWhat it does
Chemical and fluid resistant
Holds up to the chemicals and fluids found in a prep room.
Seamless with integral cove
No grout lines. The floor curves up the wall, so there's no seam to clean around.
Slip resistant
Optional added texture gives better traction without making the floor harder to clean.
Built for heavy rolling loads
Handles cots, lifts and carts day after day.
Blocks moisture from below
A built-in vapor barrier keeps slab moisture from lifting the floor.
Comfortable underfoot
More forgiving than hard epoxy for staff who stand through long procedures.
How it's built
Textured flake or quartz finish, fully seamless, with an integral cove base.
- Protective topcoat
- Decorative broadcast
- Flexible base coat
- Penetrating primer
- Surface preparation
- Concrete slab
- 1
Surface preparation
The concrete is ground to the right profile and every crack and chip is repaired.
- 2
Penetrating primer
Soaks into the slab to lock the system to the concrete.
- 3
Flexible base coat
Moves with the slab, resists cracking and blocks moisture vapor.
- 4
Decorative broadcast
Color flake or quartz adds texture and hides wear.
- 5
Protective topcoat
A tough, stain- and chemical-resistant finish that's easy to clean.
How other systems fall short
| System | Drawback |
|---|---|
| Basic epoxy | Rigid, so it doesn't handle slab movement well and can crack. |
| Urethane cement | Not flexible, and installation creates a lot of dust. |
| Basic polyaspartic | No moisture protection, and it cures so fast it can fail to bond. |
Options
- Color and flake blends to match your facility
- Slip-resistant finish
- Integral cove base
Who we work with
- Funeral homes
- Crematories
- Coroner and medical examiner offices
- Hospital morgues
- University anatomy labs
Out of respect for client privacy, mortuaries typically don't allow photos of their facilities. References are available on request.
Get a quote for your mortuary floor
Professionally installed by licensed, insured crews and backed by a warranty. Or call (555) 555-0100.