At Chasingspace we specialise in installing high-quality residential and commercial resin flooring, and we've been doing this for over 15 years.

We do not subcontract. All our work is carried out in-house. This allows us to achieve the high standards we expect of ourselves and reduces our overheads, and also allows us to remain very competitive. 

Whether you need a floor for a new kitchen extension or want to transform your basement, we've got just what you need. Our high-quality resin flooring solutions blend durability and style, with endless design possibilities that can really elevate your home or office.

Resin floors are the perfect combination of toughness and comfort. They’re not only built to last but also feel luxurious underfoot. If you're dreaming of a fresh look for your place, we are here to help. We work closely with our clients to create stunning interiors that truly reflect their vision.

Got questions or need some expert advice, contact us. Your dream space awaits, let’s make it happen. Discover how our resin flooring can completely transform your space.

We maintain a minimum size requirement of 35 square meters for our projects. Consequently, any smaller projects will be priced as if they were for a minimum of 35 square meters. Also, we only supply and apply materials - we don’t resell them. If you have any questions or need more information, just get in touch.

Our website is easy to navigate, packed with visuals showcasing our work. Feel free to explore and see what we can do. We encourage you to check out our main resin flooring Showcase Gallery here.

Explore our Resins & Colours page for a summary of the various polyurethane floor systems we provide.

Microcement: Important Considerations While microcement may look appealing, it's essential to understand a few key points before proceeding.

Our extensive experience informs our perspective on this medium. 

1. Application Limitations: We exclusively apply microcement on walls. After years of experience with floors, we faced ongoing cracking issues that led us to stop its use in that area.

2. Heating Issues: Applying microcement over screed with underfloor heating (UFH) will likely result in cracks. It's not a matter of 'if,' but 'when.’ 

The combination of screed and heat is problematic because:

Screed, being a cement-based product, lacks flexibility. When exposed to heat, it expands, causing hairline cracks that transfer directly into the microcement above. Even using polymer additives or reinforcement layers does not prevent cracking.

3. Better Alternatives: We prefer using polyurethane resins called ‘Blend.’ 

This two-tone resin mimics the look of microcement but offers:

Up to 13% flexibility (similar to rubber), compared to less than 1% for microcement, which is brittle and hard. Greater tolerance to cracks; if the screed does develop a tiny crack, it won’t immediately show through as it would with microcement. A softer feel underfoot and easier maintenance without staining issues.

4. Exceptions: In warmer climates like those found in Mediterranean countries - especially where UFH isn't used - microcement can perform better but still tends to mark easily.

Many companies promoting this product often overlook its shortcomings for obvious reasons, so be cautious when considering your options. Call us if you have any questions or need more detailed information - 07799 673383 + 020 8265 2855.

Thank you for your interest in Chasingspace.