Define areas and loads
Send drawings and area uses: traffic, chemicals, cleaning, static control and appearance. We note substrate type and condition and any local slip or fire rules.

KOG Group sources epoxy flooring systems from Turkish manufacturers for factories, warehouses, commercial buildings and healthcare projects in Europe and the USA. We compare systems on technical data, check certificates and time the supply so material arrives matched to your specification and program.
Turkey has an established construction chemicals industry, and Turkish manufacturers produce epoxy primers, self-levelling coatings, mortar screeds and topcoats for industrial and commercial floors.
Resin floors are sold as complete build-ups, from primer to topcoat. We source the full system from one manufacturer, so compatibility and responsibility for the system stay clear.
The right system depends on what the floor has to withstand. Forklift traffic, chemical spills, hot water cleaning, static control and appearance each point to a different build-up and thickness.
We start from the use of each area and the condition of the substrate, then compare candidate systems on the values that matter: compressive and bond strength, abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, slip rating and reaction to fire class.
Substrate moisture and preparation decide whether an epoxy floor lasts, so the manufacturer's application conditions should be part of the specification your contractor works to.
In the EU, synthetic resin screeds are covered by EN 13813, and products placed on the market under it carry CE marking with a Declaration of Performance. Reaction to fire is classified under EN 13501-1.
Slip resistance is often specified with DIN 51130 R ratings, especially in German-speaking markets, or with pendulum test values. Requirements vary by country and use, so we confirm them with your designer for each project.
Application is usually carried out by a specialist flooring contractor. We coordinate technical data, application instructions and delivery timing between the manufacturer and the applicator, and confirm per project what support the manufacturer provides on site.
Resin components have a limited shelf life and storage temperature limits, and some are classed as dangerous goods for transport. We schedule production and shipping close to the application date and book freight accordingly.
Send drawings and area uses: traffic, chemicals, cleaning, static control and appearance. We note substrate type and condition and any local slip or fire rules.
Our team uses AI tools to compare the requirement with Turkish manufacturers' systems, benchmark prices and shortlist systems with suitable technical data.
Specialists review data sheets, Declarations of Performance and test reports, arrange colour and texture samples, and negotiate supply terms.
We plan production and delivery around the application date and shelf life, check batches before shipment and coordinate logistics to site.
It can be, provided the system is placed on the EU market with CE marking and a Declaration of Performance under EN 13813, and meets the fire, slip and performance values in your specification. We check these documents for the exact system and build-up you are buying.
A coating is a thin layer that seals and protects concrete and suits light to medium traffic. A mortar screed is thicker and filled with aggregate, so it suits heavy traffic, impact and rough use. The choice depends on the loads and the condition of the substrate.
Yes, we source anti-static and conductive epoxy systems for areas such as electronics production and server rooms. These systems need a specified resistance range and a correct earthing layout, so we confirm the electrical values and installation requirements with the manufacturer and your designer.
We source and supply the material system and coordinate between the manufacturer and the applicator. Application is normally done by a specialist flooring contractor, and we confirm per project what technical support the manufacturer can provide.
Resin and hardener components travel in sealed containers, have storage temperature limits and a shelf life, and some are classed as dangerous goods for transport. We plan shipping so material arrives close to the application date and check that site storage meets the manufacturer's conditions.

Send your specification, drawings or BOQ. A procurement specialist reviews it and comes back with questions, a supplier approach and next steps.