Concrete floor coatings protect slabs from abrasion, chemicals, and traffic while elevating aesthetics—across industrial, commercial, and residential spaces. Stratview Research sizes the concrete floor coatings market at US$3.9 billion (2022) and projects US$5.1 billion by 2028 at a 4.4% CAGR (2023–2028).

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Drivers

• Durability + hygiene requirements: Demand for easy-to-clean, chemically resistant floors—especially in food & beverage (F&B) and healthcare—continues to rise.
• Construction & urbanization: New builds and retrofits expand the installed base needing protective/renewal coatings.
• Sustainability push: Growing specification of low-/no-VOC systems reinforces adoption in regulated markets.

Trends

• Material mix: Epoxy remains the dominant material for its durability and chemical/impact resistance; polyurethane (PU) is the second-largest, valued for faster cure, abrasion resistance, and use in biomedical, F&B, airports, and hospitals.
• Applications: Industrial manufacturing is the largest application; F&B is the fastest-growing on hygiene and cleanability needs.
• End users: Industrial remains the leading end-user segment; residential & commercial add steady volumes.
• Regions: Europe is projected to lead, buoyed by dense supplier/distributor ecosystems; APAC and North America offer sizeable opportunities as construction activity increases.
• Key players: Sika, Covestro, Sherwin-Williams, BASF, PPG, Jotun, RPM, Ardex anchor the competitive field.

Conclusion

With epoxy/PU systems entrenched, industrial manufacturing and F&B will steer mix and specs, while Europe shapes near-term volume. Against Stratview’s US$5.1B by 2028 outlook, suppliers that pair proven chemistries with low-VOC formulations and fast-return-to-service performance should outperform.