Frequently Asked Questions

Epoxy floors are very durable for most commercial and industrial applications. Additional durability can be achieved by adding more layers to the system. A four layer epoxy system is more durable to dropped tools and damage than a three layer system. For heavier duty applications, urethane cement provides a heavier duty floor.

Epoxy floors come in nearly infinite solid colors, combinations of colors, textures and looks. Appearance can be modified with the addition of colored quartz sand, mixed in different combinations or in a solid color. Vinyl chips can also be added to provide a different appearance. Lastly, various pigments as well as metal pigments can be added to change colors or provide the metalic or marbled appearance that you may have seen

Epoxy flooring is known for its durability, chemical resistance, and easy maintenance. It is also available in a wide range of colors and patterns, and can be customized to meet the specific needs of a space.

Epoxy flooring can be used in a variety of settings, including industrial warehouses, retail stores, hospitals, manufacturing settings, schools and more. It is a popular choice for areas that experience heavy foot traffic or equipment use, as it can withstand wear and tear.

Epoxy, urethane cement and polyaspartic floors can all be installed with varying degrees of non-slip properties to meet the objectives of your project. Quartz sand can be broadcast in different quantities from none to quite a lot. This aggregate adds lots of grip into the floor. Different sized quartz aggregate can further enhance non-slip characteristics. For intense non-skid applications where traction is a must, we can even broadcast aluminum oxide which are actual metal granules into the floor.

Epoxy flooring is a type of flooring that is made by mixing a two-part resin system, which includes epoxy resin and a hardener. This mixture is then applied to a prepared surface, where it cures and creates a hard, durable surface.

Epoxy flooring is relatively easy to maintain. It can be cleaned with a mop and mild detergent, and any spills or stains can be wiped up with a clean cloth. In large areas, an autoscrubber can be used to quickly and efficiently clean epoxy floors. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the surface.

Concrete polishing is a process of smoothing and shining concrete surfaces using a series of progressively finer diamond abrasives. It is often used to enhance the appearance of floors in commercial and industrial settings.

Polished concrete can be used in a variety of settings, including retail stores, warehouses, showrooms, and office buildings. It is often used in high-traffic areas where durability is important.

Not all concrete surfaces are suitable for polishing. The surface must be in good condition, with no major cracks, damage or level changes. Additionally, the surface must be flat and level, with no major variations in height. Much of these issues can be resolved with proper surface prep and in some cases added fillers or grout.