Floor coating applications offer solutions that meet a variety of needs depending on how a building is used. They are carried out to protect the floor against external factors, to meet health and hygiene standards, to create sterile environments and to add visual richness to the structure.
Floor coating systems protect interior and exterior floors in onshore and marine structures against the adverse conditions of nature (wind, storms, waves, temperature fluctuations, freeze-thaw) and of industry (mechanical, physical and chemical effects). Carried out with attractive materials, these coating works both increase durability and provide visual coherence.
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These are two-component resin systems. They are superior in chemical resistance, hardness and hygiene, and are the standard solution in food, pharmaceutical and manufacturing facilities. They are applied in layers as primer, body coat and top coat. Depending on thickness, different systems can be designed as clear primer, thin film, self-levelling or trowel-applied mortar.
More elastic than epoxy, polyurethane coatings offer an advantage against thermal shock and moving cracks. Polyurethane-concrete (PU concrete) systems resist large temperature differentials, steam cleaning and organic acids; they are preferred in dairy, meat and beverage production facilities.
These systems cure very quickly and, under suitable conditions, can be returned to service within a few hours. They stand out in time-critical projects such as cold stores and facilities where production cannot be halted. Being applicable at low temperatures is a significant advantage.
Microcement is a cementitious decorative coating applied a few millimetres thick; being applicable over an existing floor without demolition is an advantage in refurbishments. Stamped concrete is an exterior solution in which texture is given to fresh concrete by applying moulds and colour.
This is a method in which the existing concrete itself is improved rather than covered. The surface is densified with progressive diamond grinding and a lithium silicate hardener; dusting is prevented, and wear resistance and gloss increase. In the long term it is one of the lowest-maintenance-cost solutions.
The deciding factor is the conditions of use. If chemical resistance and hardness are the priority, epoxy is more suitable; if there is a risk of thermal shock, vibration or moving cracks, polyurethane is the better choice. In food facilities where hot water and steam cleaning are used, polyurethane-concrete systems are preferred.
In most cases, yes. If the existing concrete is sound, the coating can be applied directly after mechanical surface preparation. Thin decorative systems such as microcement can also be applied over ceramic tiles and terrazzo. However, if there is a structural problem, persistent moisture or a loose layer in the floor, these must be dealt with first.
This depends on the type of system and the ambient temperature. As a general rule, 24 hours is required for foot traffic, 2-3 days for light vehicle traffic and 7 days for full chemical resistance. With MMA-based systems this period falls to a few hours.
Smooth, gloss-finished surfaces can become slippery when wet. In wet areas, on ramps and in food production zones, the required slip resistance is achieved by broadcasting quartz or aluminium oxide aggregate before the top coat. As slip resistance increases, cleaning becomes harder; this balance is set according to use.
Regular cleaning is the most effective measure; sand and dust accumulating on the surface act like an abrasive and accelerate wear. Choosing forklift wheels of a suitable material, preventing heavy impacts and cleaning up chemical spills quickly all increase service life significantly.

