Urethane Cement Flooring Solutions
Modern flooring has evolved, and concrete floor polishing is at the forefront of this revolution.
Durable Urethane Cement
for Industrial Use
Urethane cement coating is a specialized type of flooring system that combines the durability of urethane with the strength of cement. This type of coating is known for its exceptional resistance to a wide range of harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, mechanical wear, and impact. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial settings where a high-performance, hygienic, and durable flooring solution is required.
Urethane cement coatings are moisture-tolerant and can be applied to damp substrates, making them suitable for use in areas with high humidity or areas that may be exposed to occasional moisture.
To enhance safety, urethane cement coatings can incorporate slip-resistant additives or textures to reduce the risk of slip and fall accidents, especially in wet conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Clean Epoxy Floors?
Epoxy floors are easy to maintain and require minimal effort to keep them looking their best. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping with warm water and a mild cleaner will help remove dirt and debris. Clean spills promptly and avoid abrasive products or harsh chemicals to preserve the floor’s shine and durability. With routine care, your epoxy floor will maintain its attractive appearance for years.
What surfaces does an epoxy bond to?
Wood, metals, glass, plaster, concrete, ceramics, brick, and many plastics, e.g. polycarbonate, hard PVC, fibreglass, etc.
How slippery is epoxy?
Epoxy floors can have different slip resistances depending on your needs. We can add slip reducing additives such as aluminium oxide which help to create a textured, non slip surface. Please keep in mind the higher the slip rating the harder it is to clean with a standard mop.
Is an epoxy floor waterproof?
Yes it sure is! Any spills however should be attended to promptly.
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