Epoxy Flooring: Where and Why Is It Used?
Epoxy flooring is chosen for its durability, seamless finish and easy maintenance. It is common in factories, warehouses, parking areas, hospitals, labs and showrooms.
A good epoxy floor starts with good concrete. The substrate must be sound, dry and properly prepared, usually by grinding or shot blasting.
System thickness depends on traffic: thin coatings for light use, self-levelling systems for medium duty and mortar systems for heavy loads.
Consider chemical exposure, temperature, slip resistance and the colours you need before finalising the system.
Proper curing time before opening to traffic is essential for a long-lasting floor.