Polyurea coatings bring together durability and appearance with next-generation spray floor coating technology. Applied by spray, pure polyurea coatings offer outstanding waterproofing, excellent floor protection and a decorative finish.
Free of the weak points found in traditional coating systems — overlaps, joints and seams — polyurea coatings form a seamless structure through the spray method. Thanks to their crack-bridging property, excellent results are achieved even at complex details such as movement joints, chimney bases and recesses and protrusions.
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It gels within seconds of application and can be walked on within minutes. Being able to apply it within one shift and return to production the next day is a decisive advantage in facilities where downtime is costly.
Thanks to its high elongation at break it absorbs impact energy and displays crack-bridging capability. It is superior to epoxy in areas where there is a risk of heavy objects being dropped.
High slip resistance is achieved by broadcasting quartz or aluminium oxide aggregate during or after spraying. This detail is essential on ramps and in wet areas.
Yes. Polyurea becomes walkable within minutes and can generally be opened to light vehicle traffic a few hours later. This makes floor renewal possible with a weekend or single-shift shutdown; when the cost of lost production is taken into account, this more than offsets the material cost.
The unit cost per square metre is higher than epoxy because it requires special equipment and a trained applicator. However, the short downtime, long service life and low maintenance requirement make the total cost of ownership advantageous on many projects.
It is not as smooth as self-levelling epoxy; a sprayed texture remains. In most industrial areas this texture is an advantage in terms of slip resistance. If a smooth, glossy surface is required, polyurea is not the right choice.
Static cracks must first be filled with resin. Thanks to its elastic structure polyurea can bridge fine cracks with limited movement, but wide, actively moving joints must be carried through into the coating and resolved with an elastic sealant.

