Epoxy Coving in flooring is a portion that covers the transition between a wall and the floor or ceiling. It can be installed at a 45° angle or a radius, instead of the traditional 90° corner. Coving helps to create a smooth, seamless surface between the wall and floor, making it easier to clean and maintain.

Epoxy Coving is especially important in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, life sciences, microelectronics, and food packagingcleanrooms, and commercial kitchens, where it helps to prevent the buildup of dirt, debris, and bacteria. In these environments, coving helps to make the space more hygienic and easier to maintain.

Epoxy Coving is typically installed before the flooring system so that the flooring can be tied into the cove. Cove bases are usually 50/50mm, 75/75mm radius & Pencil Coving, but can also be a cant, which is a 45-degree angle where the floor meets the wall.

Material used : Floprime Coving (Resin and Hardener System) + Silica sand + Talc Powder

Epoxy coving has several benefits, including

• Seamless surface : Epoxy coving creates a seamless surface that's easy to clean and hygienic.
• Prevents dirt and grime : Epoxy coving prevents dirt and grime from building up in corners and along the edges of the floor.
• Protects walls : Epoxy coving protects the walls.
• Prevents bacteria : Epoxy coving prevents bacteria from harbouring in the wall and floor junction.