What is Resinous Flooring?
Cross-Linked Polymeric Materials made to
- Protect, Restore, Enhance, Decorate floors
The Materials the Qualify as Resinous are
- Epoxy, Polyurethanes, Polyspartics, Acrylics and MMA
They are Commonly Used In
- Manufacturing, Food & Beverage, Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Commercial, Education, Recreation, Transportation, Showrooms, Auto Repair Shops, Private Garages, Commercial Kitchens, etc.
Advantages of Resinous Flooring
- Best Life Cycle Cost…
- Better than Carpet, Tile & Sheet Goods
- No Maintenance Required
- Seamless & Non-Porous so they are waterproof
- Can be cleaned easily and will not harbor dirt or bacteria
- Naturally resits microbial and mold growth
- It’s extremely tough, so it can be designed to handle most mechanical and chemical environments
- Can be designed to handle most mechanical and chemical environments
- It has unlimited design potential regarding thickness, slip resistance, waterproofing, moisture vapor, suppression, aesthetics, colors, logos, conductivity and so on…
Chemical Resistance & Staining
- Chemical Information Needed
- Scientific Chemical Name or MSDS
- Concentration of Solution
- Temperature of Solution
- Clean up Procedure
- Sample May be Necessary for Testing
Staining
- Some chemicals will stain without affecting the service integrity and durability of the product
- Low Concentrations of: Nitric Acid, Sulfuric Acid, Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach), Sodium Hydroxide, Inks, Dyes
- Clearcoat Best Protection
- Customer Education
Slip resistance & Cleanability
- Rougher Textures will Require Power Scrubber
- Coefficient of friction/slip index
- OSHA Recommends; Walkways > 0.5 or greater
- ADA Recommends; Walkways > 0.6, Ramps > 0.8
