Industrial flooring articles
Articles on industrial flooring: how to choose the coating thickness for the load, epoxy versus polyurethane floors, and how to accept the work.
Substrate for a polymer floor: what to check before pricing
A conversation about a polymer floor almost always starts with the material. And ends with the concrete. Nine coating failures out of ten are not the resin but the substrate beneath it:…
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Polyurethane or epoxy floors: which to use where
Epoxy and polyurethane self-leveling floors are the two most popular industrial coatings over concrete. They are often confused and chosen “by price”, although they are materials with a different character: one is…
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Self-leveling epoxy floors for warehouses and workshops: choosing the system for the load
A self-leveling epoxy floor is a seamless monolithic coating over concrete that turns a dusting, abrading substrate into a durable, chemically resistant and easy-to-clean surface. It is used where the floor has…
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Antistatic floor: how it is accepted and why an electrical laboratory report is the wrong document
A scene that repeats itself on every other site. The floor is down, the contractor brings a report: resistance measured, laboratory stamp, everything within limits. The client’s quality department looks at it…
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Epoxy self-levelling floor: how to choose the thickness for the load
When a contractor arrives on site, the conversation almost always starts with the wrong question. People ask: “how much does a self-levelling floor cost per square metre?” The right question is different:…
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