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Hospital, clinic and care home floors in Malaysia, specified by the maker

Hospital, clinic and care home flooring in Malaysia: washable floors and walls, wet rooms and ramps, laid in occupied buildings by authorised applicators.

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Rayson-authorised applicators in Johor, Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley, and Penang. Materials and data sheets nationwide.

What is the best floor for hospital and clinic service areas?

A seamless, solvent-free resin floor that cleans easily and can be laid in an occupied building: Rayson specifies LevelShield SL120 or FloorGuard R50 in corridors and service areas, UraForce WB58 on walls, PurScreed PC70 in kitchens and laundries, and SealForce WB20 under the tiles in wet rooms.

Before you choose

What do the clinic regulations ask of floors and walls?

Regulations 38 and 39 of the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services (Private Medical Clinics or Private Dental Clinics) Regulations 2006, as MOH’s floor-plan checklist sets them out, ask for floor finishes that are non-toxic, non-skid, easily cleaned and suited to each room, and for wall surfaces that are non-toxic, easily cleaned, smooth and washable, with a waterproof finish above the splash line where there is splash or spray.

The checklist also rules out carpet on stairs, in toilets and bathrooms and in a surgical room. A seamless floor, textured where it gets wet, and a smooth, washable wall coating such as UraForce WB58 are the usual answers; the specification confirms each room.

Can the work be done while the building is in use?

Yes, in sections. PrimeBond E20, FloorGuard R50 and LevelShield SL120 are solvent-free and UraForce WB58 is water-based, so none brings solvent odour into the building. Each section is closed, laid and cured before it reopens, in an order agreed with the facility team.

SL120 takes foot traffic after about 18 hours at 30 °C; trolleys and beds wait for the cure the specification sets.

What about toilets, showers and sluice rooms?

They are waterproofed under the tiles with SealForce WB20, a wet-area membrane that its data sheet says keeps its strength after heat ageing and immersion in hypochlorite, ammonia and dilute acid, the chemistry of the cleaners used in those rooms.

Two coats go down at 0.4 mm wet film each, and a ponding test proves the film before the tile bed goes back.

What about kitchens, laundries and ramps?

Kitchens and laundries with hot water, steam and daily washdown take PurScreed PC70 polyurethane-cement at 1.5 to 3 mm, the screed the epoxy data sheets refer hot washdown to. Ramps and walkways take GripSafe AP12, a quartz anti-slip texture in one product.

Rayson publishes no measured slip rating yet, so the texture is agreed in the specification and the finished floor is checked wet before handover. In a care home, the bathrooms, the corridors to them and the ramps are the places to start.

Which floor for which part of a hospital, clinic or care home

SystemBuildWhy it fits
Corridors, service areas and storesLevelShield SL120 or FloorGuard R50 over PrimeBond E20Self-levelling or roller-appliedSeamless and solvent-free for an occupied building
Walls in service and clinical areasUraForce WB58 hygienic coatingThin film over a sound, sealed wallSmooth, washable and water-based
Kitchens and laundriesPurScreed PC70 PU-cement1.5 to 3 mm, coved at the wallsMade for hot wet processing and spillage
Toilets, showers and sluice roomsSealForce WB20 under the tilesTwo coats, ponding-testedKeeps its strength after hypochlorite and ammonia immersion
Ramps and walkwaysGripSafe AP12, or R50 broadcast with aggregateQuartz anti-slip textureGrip when wet
Lobbies and receptionIFS Japanese terrazzo, honed for gripGround and polished, then honedFront-of-house only; clinical areas stay on Rayson systems
Operating theatresOutside the current rangeNot quotedSpecialist theatre floors are not in the Rayson range

A first guide. The specification follows the facility’s cleaning regime and its infection-control requirements.

What you see

The signs

  • Cracked tiles and open grout in corridors and service areas
  • Water stains on ceilings below toilets and showers
  • Slippery ramps and bathroom floors
  • Worn floors along trolley routes and at the lifts
Why it happens

The usual causes

  • Tiles and grout under trolleys, cleaning machines and daily mopping
  • Wet rooms with no membrane under the tiles
  • Smooth finishes on ramps and in bathrooms
How the job runs

From three photos to a finished job

  1. Survey the building

    The zones, what comes up, moisture and bond tests, the wet rooms, and the hours each area can close.

  2. Specification from the maker

    System by zone, wet-room membrane, ramp texture and the data sheets, in writing, with the night or weekend programme.

  3. Prepare and lay

    Old finishes removed, repairs, primer, then each system at the data-sheet build; WB20 ponding-tested before tiling.

  4. Cure, check, hand over

    Areas reopened when the specification allows; ramps and bathrooms checked wet; data sheets in your file.

What to send

Three photos are enough for a first quotation

  1. A corridor or service area, wide
  2. The worst patch and a wet room or ramp, close
  3. Area in sq ft per zone, the building type, and when each area can close

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What it costs

What does hospital and clinic flooring cost in Malaysia?

Per square foot, quoted after a site survey. Five things decide it: the area by zone, what comes up (old tiles, vinyl or coatings), the wet rooms to waterproof, the ramps and details, and the night or weekend programme around patients and residents. Rayson publishes no price list; contractors with their own crews can buy the systems direct.

Who stands behind the job

  • Rayson makes the materials, writes the specification and warrants the material.
  • The Rayson-authorised applicator for your area an independent company authorised by Rayson, contracts with you, inspects, quotes, installs and warrants the workmanship.
  • Rayson is not the installer and is not a party to the installation contract. Two warranties, two companies.
Where we work

Hospital, clinic and care home floors in Johor, Kuala Lumpur and Penang

  • Johor Bahru
  • Iskandar Puteri
  • Pasir Gudang
  • Senai
  • Kulai
  • Kuala Lumpur
  • Petaling Jaya
  • Shah Alam
  • Subang Jaya
  • Penang

Independent, Rayson-authorised applicators in Johor, Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley, and Penang. Sites elsewhere are confirmed per enquiry; materials and data sheets are supplied nationwide.

Rayson materials on this job

Every layer has a published data sheet

Layers, top to bottom: Tiles, re-laid after the ponding test; Tile bed; SealForce WB20, two coats, turned up the walls; Screed to falls; Floor slab

The build-up, top to bottom · diagram, not to scale

  1. Tiles, re-laid after the ponding test
  2. Tile bed
  3. SealForce WB20, two coats, turned up the walls
  4. Screed to falls
  5. Floor slab

Corridors and service areas: LevelShield SL120 or FloorGuard R50. Kitchens and laundries: PurScreed PC70. Walls: UraForce WB58.

Rayson LevelShield SL120 pail

Rayson LevelShield SL120

Rayson LevelShield SL120 is a solvent-free, two-component, self-smoothing epoxy floor system that delivers a seamless wearing surface with medium to heavy chemical resistance and high mechanical strength.

Specifications →
Rayson FloorGuard R50 pail

Rayson FloorGuard R50

Rayson FloorGuard R50 is a two-component, solvent-free high-solids epoxy floor coating that cures to a smooth gloss — or a slip-resistant finish when broadcast with aggregate — for concrete and screed under normal to medium-heavy wear.

Specifications →
Rayson UraForce WB58 pail

Rayson UraForce WB58

Rayson UraForce WB58 is a two-component, water-based aliphatic polyurethane dispersion topcoat, crosslinked with a PUR hardener, for abrasion-resistant coloured finishes on concrete, metal and mineral surfaces.

Specifications →
Rayson PurScreed PC70 pail

Rayson PurScreed PC70

Rayson PurScreed PC70 is a four-part, water-based polyurethane-cement self-smoothing screed installed at 1.5–3 mm for medium to heavy-duty industrial floors with high chemical resistance.

Specifications →
Rayson SealForce WB20 pail

Rayson SealForce WB20

Rayson SealForce WB20 is a one-part, water-based, polyurethane-modified waterproofing membrane for toilets, showers, bathrooms, balconies and other interior wet areas — rolled or brushed on in two coats and concealed beneath the tiles, screed or render.

Specifications →
Rayson GripSafe AP12 pail

Rayson GripSafe AP12

Rayson GripSafe AP12 is a one-pack, self-crosslinking acrylic primer filler loaded with 0.5–1.5 mm silicate quartz aggregate that builds an anti-slip texture directly onto concrete and asphalt.

Specifications →
The Rayson difference

An installer buys whatever is on the shelf. A Rayson-authorised applicator installs what Rayson makes.

01

The maker writes the specification

The system is specified by the company that makes the material, and installed by an independent applicator Rayson has authorised, not chosen from whatever a supplier had on the shelf that week.

02

A data sheet for every layer

Every Rayson material on your floor or roof has a published technical data sheet. You can read what went in, and so can your consultant.

03

Two warranties, two companies

Rayson warrants the material as its maker. The authorised applicator, an independent company that contracts with you, warrants the workmanship. Each warranty is issued by the company responsible for it.

04

Same materials on both sides of the Causeway

The products, data sheets and application methods are the ones Rayson publishes in Singapore. Nothing is rebadged for Malaysia.

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Materials direct, for your own crew

Contractors and facility teams buy the same materials direct from the maker, with application guidance. The applicator is there when you want the job done for you.

Related jobs

Jobs that often come with this one

Each with the Rayson layers it uses

All industries ↗
01 IFS finish · Rayson base Layers: Japanese terrazzo, poured in place, ground and polished · IFS partner range; PrimeBond E20 where the system calls for it; Levelled base, moisture-checked

Terrazzo flooring

IFS Japanese terrazzo, poured in place, for homes, lobbies and shops, on a base prepared with Rayson materials.

  1. Japanese terrazzo, poured in place, ground and polished · IFS partner range
  2. PrimeBond E20 where the system calls for it
  3. Levelled base, moisture-checked
Quoted after inspection
02 Rayson system Layers: PurScreed PC70 PU-cement screed, 1.5–3 mm; Slab, old tiles removed, coves and drains detailed

Commercial and central kitchen floors

Cooking lines, dishwash and prep areas in central, hotel and restaurant kitchens: PU-cement where it is hot, epoxy where it is dry.

  1. PurScreed PC70 PU-cement screed, 1.5–3 mm
  2. Slab, old tiles removed, coves and drains detailed

Cold prep, stores and corridors: FloorGuard R50 broadcast with aggregate, over PrimeBond E20.

Quoted after inspection
03 Rayson system Layers: GripSafe AP12 quartz anti-slip texture; Concrete or asphalt, cleaned and keyed

Anti-slip floor treatment

Ramps, walkways, porches, pool decks and wet rooms made safe underfoot.

  1. GripSafe AP12 quartz anti-slip texture
  2. Concrete or asphalt, cleaned and keyed

Coated floors: quartz broadcast into the epoxy finish. Glazed tiles: a tile treatment, quoted on inspection.

Quoted after inspection
The practical details

Questions people ask

Do you work in care homes as well as hospitals?

Yes: hospitals, clinics, care homes and day-care centres. The same systems apply; in a care home the work is planned around the residents’ routine, room by room.

Do the floors have antibacterial additives?

No. Rayson makes no antibacterial claim for these systems. What they give is a seamless surface with no grout lines, which the facility’s cleaning regime can keep clean.

What about the lobby and reception?

Front-of-house can take a decorative floor: IFS Japanese terrazzo, honed for grip, laid on a base prepared with Rayson materials. It is an IFS product under IFS’s own terms, chosen on a sample board. Clinical and service areas stay on the Rayson systems above.

Who gives the warranty?

Rayson warrants the materials as their maker; the Rayson-authorised applicator that lays the floor warrants its workmanship. Both are written into the quotation.

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Send the job, or ask for materials

Tell us what the surface is, where it is and what it has to withstand. Rayson replies with a system recommendation; for installation, the applicator for your area in Johor, Kuala Lumpur or Penang is introduced to quote the job.

Malaysia launch: 1 March 2027. Enquiries are welcome now; supply, site assessment and installation timing are confirmed for each project.

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