Industrial Flooring
Industrial flooring includes epoxy, urethane cement, polyaspartic, and MMA systems designed for demanding facilities.
Coating types, chemistries and flooring systems
Industrial flooring includes epoxy, urethane cement, polyaspartic, and MMA systems designed for demanding facilities.
Commercial kitchen flooring is usually a urethane cement or heavy duty epoxy system with a coved base and non-slip texture.
Parking deck coatings seal concrete against water and de-icing salts while handling vehicle traffic.
A polyurethane topcoat is the protective wear layer that sits on top of an epoxy or flake system.
Epoxy flooring is a resin based coating system that bonds to concrete and cures into a tough, seamless surface.
Basement waterproofing is the set of products and methods used to keep water and moisture out of basement walls and floors, both inside and out.
A pool deck coating is a protective, slip-resistant surface applied over concrete around a pool to improve looks, reduce heat, and handle water, chemicals, and foot traffic.
Lithium silicate densifier is a liquid hardener that soaks into concrete and reacts to make the surface denser, harder, and more resistant to dusting and abrasion.
A penetrating sealer is a concrete sealer that soaks into the surface and reacts or fills pores below the top, instead of forming a film on top.
A liquid applied membrane is a waterproofing layer that is rolled, troweled, or sprayed on as a liquid and cures into a seamless, rubber-like barrier.