We're currently looking at flooring option for the downstairs of our new build. We were originally thinking of polished concrete, but have recently been looking at poured resin.

We visited Senso last weekend and were pretty impressed. It is cheaper than polished concrete, shouldn't crack, works with underfloor heating, is non porous so shouldn't stain and we were given lots of promises about how hard wearing it is. It is softer underfoot too.

We are now considering it for the bathrooms as well.

Does anyone have any experience with this product? Is it durable / good to live with?

Thanks,
Richard

There are also other resin products like this one http://www.ecoscreed.co.uk/products/ecoscreed-deco-verde

(no connection or recommendation; just came across it in my research)

What's the (approx) cost of the Senso product?

Only advice I'd give is make sure you get the right protection on your furniture - we used it on a school once and the client's metal legged furniture scratched it to ribbons within weeks...

The material itself is indeed quite durable but the surface finish can be marked etc. so be clear on the maintenance regimes and it will stay looking good.

Wow £120 M2 +Vat plus, maybe another £20-30? for screed as Simon Still says. For that price you can get the very best quality large format Italian porcelain floor tiles in an almost infinite variety of surface finishes. Or natural stone for that matter. With none of the other potential issues, already mentioned.