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.
3 MATERIALS OF RESINOUS FLOORING
The 3 most common types of resinous flooring are epoxy, polyurethane, and acrylic. All three are two-part systems consisting of a resin and a hardener material. The two parts are mixed just prior to application, and a chemical reaction between them causes the mixture to begin hardening immediately.
HIGHLY USED RESINOUS FLOORING SYSTEMS
THIN MIL
For light traffic applications, Thin Mil Floor Coatings are high performance floor products that offer excellent abrasion resistance and adhesion, making them ideal for hundreds of applications. They are noted for their attractive appearance, chemical resistance and are easy to clean.
HIGH BUILD
For heavy traffic application, these systems can be used in warehouses, distribution facilities, dealership parts rooms, aircraft hangars and other medium duty areas.
These high build floor systems can be used for floors that are too rough for thin mil floor systems but not damaged enough for the Heavy Duty Resurfacer or floors that require specialty coverage.. The floor system is applied at a heavy mil thickness and cures to an extremely durable surface. Topcoats are optional and can be applied depending on floor usage and other special requirements.
MORTAR
Heavy duty Epoxy Mortar Systems repair moderate to severely spalled, pitted or otherwise deteriorated concrete floors. They provide sanitary, skid-resistant and highly impact resistant surfaces, exhibiting impressive compressive strength and point-load capacity.