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Epoxy Flooring for your Next Project?
Epoxy Flooring
It can be tough finding a flooring solution that stands the test of time, especially in industrial environments where you have daily challenges of chemical spills and heavy traffic. We recommend epoxy flooring due to the versatility of the floor, catering to a variety of needs. Impact Flooring explains why we think epoxy flooring is so great.
Why Epoxy Flooring?
1. They look good
Epoxy floors are bright and professional making their appearance a real selling point. They offer a smooth, non-stick surface making them easy to maintain.
2. They are highly resistant
Epoxy flooring is highly resilient, meaning they are good for even the toughest of fluids including: bleach, oil, cleansers and petrol. Therefore, these flooring systems are great for the automotive industry. This makes the workplace a safer environment.
Epoxy resistances include:
- Anti-static
- UV light resistance
- Scratch resistance
- Heat resistance
- Chemical resistance
- Slip resistance
- Abrasion resistance
3. Longevity
Epoxy floors have a great lifespan due to their durability. Epoxy coating lasts longer than many type of flooring, when installed by a high quality provider. Due to the tough environments epoxy floors endure, their hard-wearing formula helps them withstand demanding situations saving costly repairs that other floors would require.
4. Cleanliness
Epoxy floors are resistant to bacteria and germs, making them easy to sanitise. This is why epoxy floors are often the first choice in industries such as hospitals and clinics.
5. Flexibility
Epoxy floors offer a great choice of decorative finishes. This type of flooring can offer personalised patterns and designs, which compared to other types of flooring is a real advantage. Epoxies can be combined with a variety of different materials in order to form high quality coating.
It’s always best to employ an experienced company to install your epoxy flooring due to the extensive preparation and strong fumes.
If you have any questions or need any advice on your next flooring project, get in touch with Impact Flooring.