Resinous Flooring
Often referred to as seamless floors or epoxy flooring, resinous floors are poured floors built for functionality and aesthetics. They are layered systems which are applied onsite with each layer having a specific purpose. The layers enable each resinous flooring system to be custom in design and to serve the demands of the exact area they are being applied.
Benefits
- Epoxy floors can be resistant to chemicals such as solvents and acids;
- The floors are decorative. They can be sprinkled with a wide variety of decorative flakes or quartz.
- Because of the fast application there is only a minimal work interruption
- They are very easy to maintain. After all, the floors are seamless and liquid-tight and therefore easy to clean
- Robust. This makes epoxy floors suitable for heavy use and mechanical loads, such as forklift traffic in warehouses, workshops and production areas.
- They can tolerate high temperatures
- They can be anti-slip
Types Of Resinous Flooring
- Epoxy
- Metalic Epoxy
- Cementitious Urethane
- Urethanes
- MMA
- Quartz
- Broadcast or Double Broadcast
- Antistatic Coating Epoxy
- Vapor Barrier Coating Floor Epoxy
- Acrylic
Applications
Epoxies can be used in Commercial and Residential applications.
Some of the ideal places to apply epoxy are…
- Commercial Kitchens
- Car Garages
- Showrooms
- Clean Laboratories
- Aviation Hangars
- Healthcare Facility
- Food and Beverage Facilities
- Semi-Conductor Plants
Resinous Flooring
Resinous flooring involves applying a base of resinous material to concrete, creating a smooth, non-porous flooring surface. Resinous flooring is typically cast or poured in place then is cured, allowing it to set completely. These flooring systems can be decorative and are very chemical resistive.
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