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Industrial flooring selection

Industrial Floor Coating Systems

Choose the complete floor system from the concrete condition, traffic, chemical exposure, slip requirement, finish and installation window.

SubstrateConcrete strength, moisture, cracks and existing coatingServiceTraffic, impact, chemicals, temperature and cleaningFinishSlip requirement, color, texture and appearanceInstallationArea, downtime, access and application conditions

Start with the floor duty

The correct industrial floor starts with service conditions, not a universal material.

Industrial flooring works as a complete system. Surface preparation, repairs, primer, body or wear layer, and finish must be compatible with one another and with the site conditions.

The useful first question is not “epoxy or polyurea?” It is “what must this floor withstand, and how can it be installed and maintained?”

Compare system routes

Shortlist materials by their role in the complete floor system.

01

Epoxy system route

A common route for compatible primers, build coats and decorative or industrial finishes. Confirm the selected grade, moisture tolerance, cure window and exposure in its current TDS.

02

Polyurea / polyurethane route

Consider where movement, flexibility or a different installation window matters. The actual benefit depends on the product model, layer design and application conditions.

03

Polyaspartic finish route

Consider for selected finish and turnaround requirements where the current product documentation supports the intended exposure. Confirm pot life, application method and compatibility.

Complete system planning

Specify each layer and its job.

  1. 01

    Survey and prepare

    Check concrete condition, moisture, contamination, cracks, joints and the existing surface. Define the preparation standard before pricing.

  2. 02

    Repair and prime

    Use compatible repair and primer materials for the verified substrate and moisture condition.

  3. 03

    Build the required body

    Choose the body, self-leveling, mortar or wear layer from the load, texture and thickness requirement.

  4. 04

    Finish for the exposure

    Choose the topcoat, color and slip profile for indoor or outdoor use, cleaning and maintenance.

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