Floor Paint & Paint for Furniture
Rejuvenate and protect your floor, furniture and radiators with our floor paint and paint for furniture at Build & Plumb. We provide a selection of hard-wearing, durable floor paint for wood or concrete flooring in a satin or chalky floor paint finish. Use these to transform your interior or protect your garage floor from scuffs, scrapes or oil spillages. We also provide an extensive selection of paint for furniture, including furniture spray paint for quick, easy application and even finish. To help you with your painting job, why not explore our range of paint brushes and rollers at Build & Plumb?
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Colour
- Olive
- Slate Grey
- Willow
- Charcoal Grey
- Pure Brilliant White
- Black Pepper
- Smooth Stone
- Winter Frost
- + 12 more variations
Bring new life to a range of materials with our paint for furniture, including plastic, stone, wicker, metal radiators, ceramic and wood. Why not browse our top furniture and floor paint brands, including Ronseal, Rust-Oleum and Blackfriar?
Our floor paint and paint for furniture
Update your dressers, floor and dining chairs with our indoor furniture paint. Why not give your room a vintage, distressed look with our chalky floor paint? We also have a range of primers for wood and concrete floors before you apply the top coat for a smoother, more even finish. You can use our furniture spray paint as outdoor furniture paint for outdoor furniture. Also, you can refresh your radiator with a lick of heat-resistant radiator paint.
If you prefer a gloss or satin finish, choose from our satin furniture paint, paint gloss or spray paint for floors or furniture.
What is chalky furniture paint?
Chalky furniture paint is a water-based paint that offers a chalky matt finish. It's a mineral-based paint, low in VOCs (volatile organic compounds). The plaster of Paris or calcium carbonate in the paint creates a soft matt look and feel.
Can you paint furniture without sanding it down?
If you opt for chalky furniture paint or chalky floor paint, you typically don't need to sand down surfaces before painting.
For a wider selection of specific paint for stone, browse our masonry paint or specialist paints collections.