Sheds & workshops · Morayfield QLD
Shed & workshop floors in Morayfield & Moreton Bay
Iron Coat Epoxy lays epoxy flake floors in sheds and workshops across Morayfield and Moreton Bay: diamond ground concrete finished with a hard-wearing flake system built for tools, machinery and heavy use, and easy to clean.
- Australian-made products
- Built for heavy use
- Free quotes
At a glance
- Surface
- Shed, workshop and garage-shed slabs
- Prep
- Diamond grinding and crack repair
- Built for
- Heavy use and easy cleaning
- Resists
- Chemicals and stains
- Quotes
- Free. Photos are a good start
What’s involved
Built for the mess that comes with it
Tools, machinery, oil and dust. A shed floor needs to handle all of it and still clean up.
Bare concrete in a shed turns into a dust bowl, soaks up every drop of oil and fuel, and never really looks clean no matter how often it gets swept. For a space you actually work in, that gets old quickly.
An epoxy flake floor seals the slab under a seamless, chemical and stain resistant surface. Spills sit on top where they can be wiped up, the concrete stops dusting, and a broom or mop is all it needs. A lighter flake also reflects more light than grey concrete, which helps in a shed with small windows.
Bigger, rougher slabs
Sheds are often bigger than a house garage, and the concrete is often older and rougher, with more cracks and sometimes years of oil in the surface. That all gets dealt with in prep: cleaning, diamond grinding and crack repair before a coat goes down.
What it can and can’t take
A flake system is tough, but it isn’t armour plate. Dragging sharp steel or dropping heavy gear can still mark it, and very heavy point loads like vehicle hoists or machinery stands are worth mentioning up front so the system suits what the floor has to carry.
The process
How a shed floor job runs
Quote
Send photos, the rough size and what the shed is used for.
Clear out
The floor needs to be completely empty for prep and coating.
Grind & repair
Oil and old coatings are dealt with, the slab is diamond ground and cracks are repaired.
Flake system
Epoxy base, a full broadcast of flake and clear coats over the top.
Cure
Gear and vehicles go back in once the floor has fully cured.
Where we work
Shed & workshop floors across Moreton Bay
Based in Morayfield, covering the Moreton Bay region. Suburbs with their own shed & workshop floors page are linked.
- MorayfieldBase
- Caboolture
- Burpengary
- Narangba
- North Lakes
- Mango Hill
- Wamuran
- Woodford
- Dayboro
- Elimbah
- Beerwah
- Landsborough
- Glass House Mountains
- Not on the list? Give us a call — 0423 627 131
Can you epoxy a shed floor that has oil stains?
Usually, yes. Surface staining is removed by diamond grinding during prep. Concrete that has soaked up oil for years can need extra work, so mention it and include photos when you ask for a quote.
Is epoxy strong enough for a workshop with machinery?
For most home sheds and workshops, yes. A properly laid flake system is built for heavy use. Very heavy equipment, hoists or steel stands are worth mentioning when you get a quote, so the system suits what the floor has to carry.
Do I need to empty the shed?
Yes. The whole floor has to be clear for grinding and coating, and it needs to stay clear until the floor has cured.
How much does it cost to epoxy a shed floor?
It depends on the size of the slab, its condition and how much prep it needs, so every shed floor is quoted individually, and quotes are free. Send through a few photos and rough measurements and we can come back with a price.
Let’s sort the shed floor
Send through a few photos and the rough size, or ring Nathan and have a chat about it.