Paint & Decorating
We have curated a range of paints from well-known trade brands along with rollers, brushes, abrasives and decorating accessories used during finishing work. These products are commonly used across interior decorating, exterior painting and maintenance work on site.
Brands available include Dulux Trade, Armstead Trade, Leyland Trade, Sandtex and Johnstone’s, alongside a range of specialist coatings and decorating equipment.
Discover Our Full Product Range:
| Product Type | Product | Sizes / Variants Available |
| Trade Paint Brands | Trade Paint Ranges | Dulux Trade, Armstead Trade, Leyland Trade, Johnstone’s and Sandtex |
| Interior Paint | Interior Wall Paint | Vinyl matt finishes and interior decorating paints |
| Specialist Coatings | Protective & Specialist Paints | Fire paint, red oxide metal primer, water-based intumescent steel coatings |
| Protective Coatings | Industrial & Floor Paint | Heavy duty floor paint and batten shield coatings |
| Marking & Spray Paint | Line & Spray Paint | Survey line marking paint and universal spray paints |
| Decorating Tools | Brushes & Rollers | Paint brushes, roller frames and extension poles |
| Surface Preparation Tools | Abrasives & Repair Tools | Abrasives, preparation tools and smoothing tools |
| Decorating Accessories | Masking & Protection | Masking films, masking papers and decorating protection materials |
| Finishing Accessories | Decorating Equipment | Containers, clean-up equipment and general painting accessories |
| Interior Components | Decorative Building Components | Surface-fit PVC access panels and carpet flooring trims |
Choosing the Right Paint for the Job
Different paints are designed for different surfaces and conditions.
Interior paints such as vinyl matt finishes are commonly used on walls and ceilings to provide an even, washable finish. Exterior coatings such as Sandtex masonry paints are formulated to handle weather exposure.
Specialist coatings are used where additional performance is required. For example, intumescent coatings help protect steel structures in fire-rated environments, while metal primers such as red oxide help prevent corrosion before top coats are applied.
Using the right tools also helps achieve a better finish. Rollers are commonly used for large surfaces, while brushes are used for edges, corners and detailed work.
FAQ’s:
What’s the difference between trade paint and standard retail paint?
Trade paints are typically formulated with higher pigment levels and better coverage, allowing decorators to achieve a more consistent finish with fewer coats.
When should a metal primer like red oxide be used?
Red oxide primer is commonly applied to bare steel or metal surfaces before painting to help prevent rust and improve adhesion of the top coat.
What is intumescent paint used for?
Intumescent coatings are designed to expand when exposed to high temperatures, helping protect structural steel in fire-rated environments.
Why are masking films and papers used when decorating?
Masking materials protect surfaces such as floors, windows and fittings from paint splashes while decorating work is carried out.