- There are no more items in your cart
- Shipping Calculated at checkout
-
Sub-Total (inc. VAT)
£0.00
Need Help?
Bathroom Floor Paint
Transform bathroom floors with specialist paints in over 5,000 colours. Designed for constant exposure to moisture, these floor paints create hard-wearing, waterproof finishes that resist peeling, flaking, and mould growth. With solutions available for tiles, concrete, vinyl, and wooden floors, bathroom floor paints provide an essential barrier against water ingress while offering a wide choice of matt, satin, or gloss finishes to suit any space. Professional bathroom paint options include fast-drying systems, low-odour formulas, and coatings capable of withstanding heavy cleaning schedules in homes, commercial washrooms, and leisure facilities. Match or contrast bathroom floors with your skirting boards, walls, and cupboards.
Smartkote Safekote
A ready-to-use polyurethane coating that provides an attractive, abrasion resistant anti-slip surface. Interior and exterior use. Bonds to fibreglass, wood and most other surfaces without a primer. Good resistance to organic and inorganic acids. Good inherent flexibility to allow for substrate movement. Important! Grey 88 now...
Rust-Oleum 7200 Floorcoat PU
4,400+ Colours. Polyurethane floor coating, excellent durability. For concrete, wood, masonry, and pre-painted floors, both indoors and outdoors. High resistance to abrasion and neutral detergents. Excellent flow. Buy A Paint Colour Sample
Bradite Floor-It
2,500+ colours. Single-pack, high-performance, water-based acrylic floor paint. For interior/exterior concrete, wood, steel, and tarmac. High chemical and water resistance.
Watco Food Safe Floor Coating
A toughened two-pack floor coating designed for food preparation and storage areas and environments, including walk-in fridges. For use on concrete or sand and cement floors and asphalt Provided it is at least a month old and completely dry Can be used on most existing coatings, wood, metals and fibreglass although a sample area...
Watco Safety Coat Food Safe
A safety surface paint certified for use in food manufacturing and storage areas, with a fast-curing anti-slip coating. Meets requirements for EN14/3 (Food taint test) Excellent abrasion and UV resistance Can be applied at a temperature range of minus 10-30°C Note: While great care is taken with the colour samples shown, no guarantee...
Resin Technologies Antibacterial Epoxy Floor Paint
Heavy-duty epoxy resin coating system, ideal for coating highly trafficked areas where antibacterial properties are of paramount importance. Available in a range of anti-slip grades from none to coarse* and is ideally suited for areas subject to wet conditions such as kitchens, dispatch areas, kennels and pool areas. High durability and...
Resin Technologies Food Safe Kitchen Floor Paint
Provides protective and decorative properties for concrete, steel and other substrates in kitchens or food preparation areas. The solvent-free, chemically-resistant epoxy resin is hygienic, odour-free and boasts robust anti-bacterial properties which prevents the spoiling of food on its surface. It is available in a range of anti-slip grades...
Need Help?
Need Help?
Bathroom Floor Paints – Waterproof, Non-Slip Coatings in 5,000+ Colours
Bathroom floors present specific challenges that require specialist anti-slip floor paint solutions. Constant humidity, condensation, and frequent exposure to standing water demand waterproof, resilient coatings designed to perform in these tough conditions. Bathroom floor paints provide reliable protection, resisting moisture damage, chemical cleaners, and frequent foot traffic without softening, peeling, or lifting.
Different surfaces need different systems. Tiled floors often require a flexible primer and a specific topcoat to ensure proper bonding, while concrete and wood need a breathable yet durable seal to prevent cracking or blistering. Selecting the right primer and preparation method is crucial to guarantee that the coating bonds properly and achieves its designed service life. For those wanting extra safety underfoot, anti-slip finishes can be applied directly or created with surface aggregates added during application.
Paints suitable for bathrooms are available in a choice of finishes, including smooth or textured, and a huge variety of RAL, BS, and NCS colours. This wide choice makes it easy to match floors to walls, fittings, or existing décor. Certain products are formulated with low VOC content, making them safer to use in enclosed spaces with limited ventilation.
Specialist bathroom floor paints are suitable for residential settings, as well as public toilets, changing rooms, gyms, health clubs, and spas. The choice of a durable, moisture-resistant finish, to compliment bathroom wall paints, ensures that surfaces continue to perform well under pressure and retain their appearance with minimal maintenance.
Bathroom Floor Paint FAQs
What type of primer should I use before painting a bathroom floor?
Primers must be chosen to suit both the substrate and the topcoat. Tiled floors need specific tile primers, while concrete surfaces often require moisture-tolerant primers to block water vapour. Wooden floors need flexible, breathable primers to allow for natural movement.
Can bathroom floor paint be used on vinyl or lino floors?
Certain specialist products are formulated to adhere to flexible surfaces like vinyl or lino. However, proper preparation, such as light abrasion and use of adhesion primers, is vital to success.
How long after painting a bathroom floor can it be walked on?
Most bathroom floor paints allow light foot traffic within 24–48 hours, depending on temperature and humidity. Full chemical resistance and hardness often develop over 5–7 days.
Will painting a bathroom floor stop mould and mildew?
While paints cannot eliminate the risk of mould on their own, moisture-resistant coatings combined with proper ventilation can greatly reduce the chances of mould and mildew forming.
What preparation is needed before painting a bathroom floor?
Floors must be cleaned thoroughly to remove grease, soap residues, and loose material. Any cracks should be repaired. Some surfaces may need to be abraded or primed to promote adhesion.
Is a sealer necessary after painting?
Sealers are recommended for high-traffic bathrooms or where chemical resistance is important. They enhance durability, protect the finish, and often help improve slip resistance.