We install seamless resin floors — 3D, metallic, marble, self-levelling and heavy-duty industrial systems — for homes, showrooms, clinics, warehouses and factories. Fourteen years of work, more than 1,200 floors completed, offices in all major cities, one number for every city, service all over Pakistan, and a lifetime warranty on our workmanship and the materials we use.
3D Master Epoxy has been installing resin floors since 2012. That is fourteen years of continuous work and more than 1,200 floors completed — decorative floors in homes, display floors in showrooms, hygienic surfaces in clinics and kitchens, and heavy-duty screeds in warehouses and production areas.
We are a working flooring contractor, not a trading company that subcontracts the job to whoever is available. We have offices in all major cities, every enquiry goes to one number, +92 331 2969819, and we provide service all over Pakistan. The same people who grind and prime your slab are the people who pour and finish it, which is the only reliable way to keep a resin floor consistent from one end of a room to the other.
Fourteen years also means we have seen how floors fail. Slabs that were never tested for moisture. Coatings rolled over dust. Decorative systems specified into rooms that needed a screed. Most of what we do well is a direct consequence of having watched those mistakes and refusing to repeat them.
Almost every resin floor that fails early fails for one of three reasons, and none of them are the colour on top. This is the order we work in, on a bathroom in a house and on a 40,000 sqft production floor alike.
Nothing else on this page matters as much. A resin floor is only as good as its bond to the slab, and that bond is made or lost during preparation. We mechanically prepare every floor by diamond grinding, which removes laitance, old coatings, adhesive residue and the weak surface skin, and opens the concrete so the primer can key into it.
We do not coat over dust. We do not coat over a floor that has simply been swept and washed. A resin system installed on an unprepared slab can look perfect for months and then lift in sheets, and when it does, the resin is almost never the problem. Preparation is also why a proper quotation separates preparation from the finish — so you can see what you are paying for.
Epoxy is a family of resin systems, not one product. Thin coatings suit light foot traffic. Self-levelling slurries give a flat, seamless decorative floor for homes, showrooms and offices. Mortars and screeds carry the thickness needed for forklifts, impact, dropped tooling and aggressive washdowns. The right answer depends on how the space is actually used, not on what is easiest to sell.
So we ask questions that sound tedious and are not: what rolls across this floor, what gets spilled on it, how often is it washed and with what, does sunlight land on it through glazing, does it get wet, does it need to be walked on safely in shoes that are already wet. Those answers drive the build-up, the thickness and — crucially — the topcoat, which is where abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, slip resistance and UV stability are actually decided.
Moisture vapour rising through a concrete slab is one of the leading causes of resin floor failure. The resin has low permeability, so vapour pushing up from underneath collects at the bond line and eventually debonds or blisters the floor. It is invisible on the day of installation and expensive months later.
We assess the slab for rising moisture before we specify. The industry approaches this with in-situ relative humidity probes and calcium chloride vapour emission testing, and the underlying principle is the same in every case: find out what the slab is doing before you seal it. Where moisture is present we specify a moisture-tolerant primer or a barrier system so the floor performs long term. This assessment is part of every free site inspection.
Every office runs the same preparation sequence, the same specification process and the same warranty. All contacts go to one number, +92 331 2969819. Where you are changes the scheduling, not the standard of the floor.
Residential decorative floors, clinics, offices, showrooms and parking areas in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Serving Lahore and central Punjab. A busier mix of commercial fit-outs, restaurants, retail and production floors, with more phased work where parts of a site have to stay open while we install.
Homes and showrooms are usually a few days of work. Industrial and commercial floors are programmed around your operation, phased so production or trading can continue, and often run at night or over a shutdown. Either way, the inspection is free and the quotation is fixed in writing before anyone starts.
This is the part of our offer we are asked about most, so here it is in full, in the same words that appear in your written warranty document.
We stand behind our floors for life. Our lifetime warranty covers workmanship and material defects — if the floor fails because of our installation or the materials we used, we repair it free of charge, with no time limit. Damage from misuse, chemical exposure outside the specified system, structural movement, or moisture rising through the slab is assessed separately. Full warranty terms are provided in writing with every project.
The line that matters is the cause, not the calendar. If the floor has failed because of something we did or something we supplied, we come back and repair it at our cost — however long ago we installed it. If the floor has been damaged by something outside the system we specified, we look at it, tell you honestly what happened, and price the repair.
Assessed separately does not mean refused. It means we come and look, establish what actually caused it, and give you a straight answer — because a floor that debonded from a moisture source nobody could have seen is a different conversation from a floor that was ground into by a contractor's angle grinder.
Most flooring marketing in this market is written by people who have never ground a slab. Here is what you will not find us saying, and why.
Tell us your city and roughly how big the area is. We will measure the floor, assess the slab, recommend the system it actually needs and come back with a fixed written quotation.