What is Epoxy Resin Flooring?
Epoxy Flooring is a cost-effective, easy-to-maintain resin flooring that’s particularly suitable for industrial and automative projects. The resin itself is manufactured from multiple different chemical compounds, including epoxy and polyurethane, and is rolled over an existing slab of concrete to achieve a flat, seamless finish. It’s an alternative to microcement and concrete for areas with high traffic from heavy machinery.
WHY CHOOSE AN EPOXY RESIN FLOOR?
Resin flooring is very easy to maintain and keep hygienic, making it the perfect choice for high traffic areas. The seamless finish is a popular choice for areas where a high slip resistance is required, and a go-to for safety flooring.
SUBSTRATES EPOXY CAN GO OVER
Epoxy resin floor is applied at approx. 1mm thick over an existing concrete substrate. There are different sealers available which means that the resin can be applied both internally and externally.
WHERE EPOXY FLOORING CAN BE APPLIED
Epoxy Resin Flooring can be installed in a variety of spaces including heavy-duty industrial spaces, retail, commercial, office and hospitality spaces and is also a popular choice in residential garages.
Benefits of Epoxy Flooring
EASY MAINTENANCE
Epoxy Resin Flooring is hardwearing and easy to maintain making it perfect for commercial and industrial applications.
QUICK INSTALLATION
Epoxy Resin Flooring installation takes approximately 3-5 days. Epoxy resin is hand mixed, poured and rolled over the floor or stair area. The resin flooring is then finished with a high-grade sealer to achieve either a matte, satin or high-gloss look.
COST EFFECTIVE
Epoxy Resin Flooring is a cost-effective seamless flooring option that starts at $60 per square meter. Find out more about epoxy pricing here.
HIGH PERFORMANCE
Resin floors are well known for their high-performance in high traffic environments. Having a high performing floor finish like an Epoxy Resin floor means that you can achieve a seamless floor finish in both foot and vehicular traffic areas.
