High-Performance HACCP Flooring
Panther Protective Coatings is Perth’s most trusted name in commercial kitchen and factory flooring. Since 1999, we’ve installed HACCP-compliant epoxy systems for food and beverage manufacturers, commercial kitchens, schools, mining sites, and workshops across WA.
From surface preparation through to the final coat, we handle the entire process in-house — so you get one accountable team, not a chain of subcontractors, and a floor built for the specific conditions it has to survive.
Fit For Purpose Epoxy Floors
In a commercial kitchen, things move fast — safety can’t be an afterthought.
Our floor safety consultants and installers design and fit systems matched to your specific compliance requirements — HACCP, food safety audits, or workplace safety standards. No generic solutions, no guesswork.
That’s our guarantee.
Surface Preparation
The floor is only as good as what’s underneath it
Every job starts with diagnosing the substrate — grinding, crack and joint repair, levelling, and pressure cleaning to remove years of oil, chemical residue, and wear before a single coat goes down. Skip this step and even the best coating fails early.
We handle concrete grinding, crack repairs, and floor levelling as standard on every project — because a coating is only as durable as the surface it’s bonded to.
Epoxy Flooring
The right system for the exposure your floor actually faces
Epoxy, polyurethane cement, flake, and polyaspartic systems — each suited to different combinations of chemical exposure, impact, and traffic. We match the system to the job: heavy-duty polyurethane cement for acid and caustic exposure, mineral-rich epoxy for high-traffic industrial floors, decorative flake for retail and showrooms.
Get it wrong and you’re recoating within two years. Get it right and it lasts a decade or more.
Floor Safety
Slip incidents are preventable — most floors just aren’t built for it
Non-slip coatings, safety zoning, and line marking designed around how your site actually operates — wet processing areas, forklift routes, pedestrian walkways. Built to meet workplace health and safety requirements, not just look compliant.
If your floor is currently a liability rather than an asset, this is where we start.
Coving
Where your floor meets the wall shouldn’t be a weak point
Epoxy coving and hob walls eliminate the sharp internal corner where floor meets wall — the number one place dirt, bacteria, and moisture collect and where standard flooring fails first. A seamless, radius coved edge is easier to clean, meets hygiene compliance requirements, and removes a common failure point in wash-down and food-grade environments.
Installed as part of your floor system or added to an existing floor, coving is a small addition that closes off the gap standard flooring leaves behind.
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Case Study: Workshop Transformation with a Panther-Engineered Flooring Solution
Using concrete flooring in workplace environments has long been the preferred medium. However, technical and chemical advances now mean that engineered flooring choices not only outperform traditional materials, but also provide markedly improved longevity. Flooring solution expert, Panther Protective, was approached by Welshpool-based Tasocs and tasked with upgrading a significantly degraded dual workshop area. Initial […]
Case Study: Mardie Salt Modular Kitchens
Panther Protective Coatings was contracted to design, manufacture and install a new 550m2 floor for the kitchen, food preparation areas and cool rooms at the BCI Minerals Mardie Salt Mine, 90kms east of Karratha. Constructing and installing the new floor at the mine in WA’s remote outback presented some logistical and technical challenges, but Panther [...]
Case Study: Panther Protective Lays Down Strong Foundations For International Agribusiness Giant
Brazilian agribusiness giant, Minerva Foods and its joint venture partner, Saudi Agricultural Livestock and Investment Company (SALIC) chose Panther Protective Coatings to install food-grade epoxy floors for their multimillion-dollar venture in the meat processing industry in regional Western Australia. Minerva Foods’ $48m investment has breathed new life into existing meat processing facilities in the towns [...]