Vloersch, the Netherlands
Seamless resin and industrial flooring, delivered wherever the work is.
Vloersch is a Dutch specialist in seamless synthetic resin floor systems: epoxy, polyurethane, PU-cement and wear layers, for demanding environments.
Based in Vierpolders, near Rotterdam, and working internationally with its own teams.
A permanent crew, on site
The people who quote the work are the people who carry it out. That keeps the lines short from first survey to handover, wherever the project is.
Meet the team
Floor series, installed by our own crews
Comforpur
Elastic polyurethane resin floors
QCF Quartz Colour Fine
Fine quartz floors with a slip-resistant finish
Comforpox
Epoxy systems for industrial loads
Ucrete
Polyurethane cement for heavy food production
Quartzline PU CEM
PU cement with a mineral construction
Terradec
Water-permeable gravel paving for outdoors
Vloersch through the years
The mark on the van
The crown above the name is a nod to the family name De Koning, which is Dutch for The King. It has been redrawn a few times, and it is still there.
2011 
Hollandsche Kwaliteitsvloeren
The first Vloersch wordmark. The crown above the name is a nod to the family name De Koning, which is Dutch for The King.
2013 
The crown in a circle
The crown is set in a circle above the name, and the mark begins to work at small sizes as well as on the vans.
2016 
A wider, more formal wordmark
The lettering is redrawn wider and more formal, the version that carried the company through its move into industrial work.
2023 
Kunststof Kwaliteitsvloeren, in green
The description under the name changes to synthetic resin flooring, and the mark turns green.
2026 
Gold-brown, and the crown back on top
The current mark. Gold-brown replaces the green, the crown returns above the name, and the same identity now carries both the Dutch and the international work.
A selection of our work
Some of the projects we have delivered, in the Netherlands and abroad.
Papagayo Hotel, Curaçao
Curaçao · 6.240 m²
Fish processing plant, Switzerland
Switzerland · 2.850 m²
Oxygen Cleanroom, Qatar
Qatar · 303 m²
Growy, Amsterdam
Amsterdam, the Netherlands · 4.000 m²
Why Vloersch
What you are actually buying
A resin floor is not a product you order, it is a result that depends on the substrate, the schedule and the crew. These are the things that decide whether it lasts.
Our own crews
The people who survey the work are the people who apply it. Nothing is subcontracted out to a crew that has never seen the building, so what was agreed on site is what ends up on the floor.
One point of contact
One project lead from the first survey to the handover, and the same person you call afterwards. For work abroad that matters more than anything: questions do not travel through three parties.
A system per room, not per brand
Temperature, chemicals, cleaning method and traffic differ from room to room, so the specification does too. We would rather propose three systems in one building than force one across all of it.
We plan around your production
Shutdown is usually the largest cost of a floor. We work in bays, in weekends or in shifts, and use fast-curing systems where a room has to be back in use the next morning.
The substrate is measured first
Residual moisture, adhesion, cracks and contamination are checked before a single litre of material is ordered. Most floor failures are substrate failures that were visible beforehand.
Aftercare is part of the work
A floor that is repaired early stays cheap. We record the specification and the colour at handover, so a repair years later still matches what is already down.
In their words
What clients say about the work
The floor went in during our three-day production stop. On Monday everything was running again. No discussion at all about aftercare when a detail came loose a year later.
Production manager, Fish processingUrk, the Netherlands The floor was down within the agreed shutdown and it takes the daily cleaning without any trouble.
Production supervisor, Food productionRotterdam, the Netherlands We have worked with larger contractors before. The difference here is that you see the owner himself standing on the floor, and that what is agreed is what happens.
Facilities manager, Airport buildingSchiphol, the Netherlands
Discuss a project
Tell us about the location, the environment and the schedule. We answer in English and work internationally.
Start a projectVloersch B.V., Seggeweg 81, 3237 MK Vierpolders, the Netherlands