Industrial Wall & Floor Lining Services
Chemical-resistant, hygienic, and seamless composite lining solutions for every industry
Walls and floors are often overlooked — but in high-use or high-risk environments, they endure constant exposure to chemicals, moisture, and impact. Over time, this can cause structural degradation, safety issues, and non-compliance with hygiene and environmental regulations.
That’s where Sui Generis comes in — delivering durable FRP wall and floor linings that protect your facility and extend the life of your surfaces.
Cost-Effective Surface Restoration
From cracked tiles and failing mortar to exposed brickwork or chemical erosion, the cost of floor or wall failure can be significant. Rather than full removal and replacement, our composite lining systems offer a permanent, regulation-compliant solution — saving time and money while delivering lasting results.
Built for Demanding Environments
Our FRP linings are designed for use across a wide range of industries including:
- Food production and pharmaceutical facilities
- Breweries, dairies, and abattoirs
- Hospitals, schools, prisons, and hotels
- Laboratories and cleanrooms
- Commercial kitchens and wet areas
We provide non-slip, chemical-resistant, impact-tolerant surfaces that are fully sealed, hygienic, and easy to clean — ideal for environments where safety, durability and cleanliness are critical.
Regulation-Compliant and Hygienic Wall and Floor Linings
Sui Generis wall and floor linings are:
- Fully compliant with food hygiene regulations
- Resistant to bacterial, mould, and yeast growth
- Manufactured to BS 476 Class 0 fire safety standards
- Available as solvent-free, low-odour options
With seamless coved edges and watertight joints, our linings follow the contours of your room, ensuring complete protection — even around drains, gullies, or slopes.
Why Choose Sui Generis Composite Linings?
- Long-Term Value – No need for ongoing repainting or resurfacing
- Fast Installation – Usually completed within a week
- Versatile Finish Options – Slip-resistant, solvent-free, colour matched
- Expertise You Can Trust – Over 20 years of industry experience
- Exceptional Quality – 90%+ repeat customer rate
Your fibreglass wall & floor linings guide
The walls and floors of industrial and commercial facilities are often overlooked — but over time, exposure to wear, chemicals, and moisture can cause significant damage. When left untreated, corrosive substances can break down mortar, brickwork and even concrete, allowing contamination to reach the ground below and posing a serious environmental risk.
An FRP (Fibre Reinforced Plastic) wall and floor lining from Sui Generis provides a complete restoration solution. We can clean, repair and coat even heavily damaged surfaces — including the reuse of existing brickwork where possible — creating a seamless, high-performance protective layer.
Thanks to its exceptional chemical resistance, our composite lining system contains spills and leaks without corroding or breaking down, offering a long-term barrier against damage.
No matter the current condition of your surfaces, investing in a cost-effective FRP restoration can help you avoid costly repairs, stay compliant, and extend the life of your facility.
Our 4-Step Wall & Floor Lining Installation Process
Surface preparation
We begin by thoroughly assessing the condition of your walls and floors. Our team mechanically prepares the surface using dust-controlled equipment, etching or lightly abrading the area to create the perfect key for resin bonding. Any loose or weak material is removed to ensure a sound substrate.
Priming and Repair
Once prepared, we apply a high-performance primer to ensure long-lasting adhesion. Damaged or uneven sections are rebuilt using suitable fillers and resins, creating a flush, uniform surface ready for composite reinforcement.
Composite Reinforcement
We apply a structural resin system reinforced with chopped strand matting, providing strength, flexibility, and chemical resistance. This creates a fully bonded, seamless barrier that follows the contours of the space, including walls, floors, upstands, and drainage systems.
Final Finishing
A final topcoat is applied after sanding the surface to ensure smoothness and consistency. Available in a range of colours, this durable, ceramic-like finish is hygienic, easy to clean, and resistant to chemicals, impact, and wear — leaving your facility protected and looking professional.
