Supply & installation by SHINKA
For homeowners, businesses and design teamsFrom substrate assessment to handover, SHINKA proposes floor systems suited to the site.
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FROM MATERIAL TO CRAFT
SHINKA installation · Assessment · Partner training
From renewing a space to building a new service.
WORK WITH SHINKA
Have a project? Let’s assess the site.
Interested in partnering? Let’s discuss materials, methods and services.
From substrate assessment to handover, SHINKA proposes floor systems suited to the site.
Explore installation ↗Confirm whether the floor is suitable before discussing materials, preparation, timing and budget.
Explore assessment ↗Build material knowledge and practical skills, and explore adding new materials to your services or business.
Explore partnerships ↗01 / ORIGINAL SYSTEM INSTALLATION
Liquid Terrazzo and Liquid Tile are primarily floor finishes.
We plan material selection and installation around the intended use and substrate conditions.

Fine aggregate adds depth to a seamless, continuous floor.
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An aggregate-free finish with clean colour and sheen.
Product details ↗02 / PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT
A suitable existing substrate is essential for overlay renovation.
Professional assessment clarifies site conditions before installation begins.
Check for hollow or loose tiles, chalking, cracking or insufficient strength.
Identify moisture and leak sources; address waterproofing or plumbing where needed.
Check door clearance, thresholds, equipment interfaces, drains and falls.
Assess foot traffic, cleaning, slip resistance, site protection and allowable downtime.
Photos allow an initial discussion. Site visits and assessment fees depend on location and scope.
Send project details & arrange an assessment ↗Coatings do not replace structural reinforcement or repair plumbing or structural leaks. Wet areas require waterproofing, drainage and anti-slip assessment.
03 / PARTNER DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING
SHINKA offers enquiries on new-material partnerships and training.
Build on your experience to explore materials, methods and services that fit.
Add floor renovation to your services through system procedures and quality checks.
Expand material proposals while understanding substrates, sample approval and crew coordination.
Discuss display, material selection, supply and customer referrals.
Understand the materials and site work before evaluating training, equipment and operations.
TRAINING DISCUSSION FRAMEWORK
Training topics are planned around experience, partner role and practical needs.
Product differences, applications, tools, storage and work safety.
Assess hollow tiles, movement, cracks, moisture, thresholds and drainage.
Practise proportioning, mixing, sequencing, application and finishing to product guidance.
Sample approval, finish inspection, curing, problem identification and cleaning.
Understand area, labour, consumables, visits, protection and curing in cost estimates.
Discuss trials, samples, project coordination, supply and ongoing technical contact.
Tell us your name or company, city, work or installation experience and the partnership you have in mind. Project photos are welcome.
Course content, format, dates, venue, fees and partnership terms are provided after discussing your needs.
BEFORE WE START
Yes. Standard procedures support learning, but paid projects still require substrate judgement, practical skills and quality management. We discuss a suitable starting point for your experience.
Yes. Buy through a partner distributor and arrange your own team to follow product guidance and site requirements. Ask SHINKA about samples or technical coordination.
Readiness depends on practical ability, site conditions and quality requirements. Training and opportunities are discussed individually; projects, income and exclusive territories are not guaranteed.
First rule out hollow or loose tiles and other unsuitable conditions. Preparation and the system must then be assessed. Photos help with initial discussion; the site assessment is decisive.
Yes. Liquid Rock is a wall system, with samples, applications and partnerships available for discussion. Liquid Tile is for floors, not walls.
A renovation, a partnership or a new technique: start the conversation here.