Epoxy is a term that's come to 
represent a class of materials and the act of using those materials. 
Epoxy “systems” are based on a combination of resins and hardeners. When
 mixed together, the resin and hardener chemically react to form a rigid
 plastic material. The final material is strong, durable, resistant, and
 bonds extremely well to most base layers. Epoxy floors are so strong 
that they’re often used in heavy traffic areas such as industrial 
environments, hospitals, or sports facilities.
Types of Epoxy Flooring Systems
Self-Leveling Epoxy Floors
 – Self-leveling epoxy is applied over new, old, cracked, or damaged 
concrete floors to create a smooth, seamless, durable, and low 
maintenance flooring surface. The self-leveling system is also available
 in a variety of colors. Colors are used to make decorative designs, 
denote traffic patterns, or highlight work zones in industrial settings.
 This system is used when you need aesthetic appeal and/or abrasion, 
chemical, heat or slip resistance.
Application areas: 
manufacturing facilities, warehouses, showrooms, commercial garages, 
kitchens, aircraft hangars, athletic facilities, and more.
Epoxy Mortar Floors
 – Ultra-tough, this is the strongest epoxy floor system available. This
 high-build, seamless system is made with 100% solids epoxy and graded 
sand or quartz sand and then troweled into place. Mortar systems are 
highly impact and chemical-resistant. This system is also effective in 
repairing old floors because of its high-build process.
Application
 areas: manufacturing plants, mechanical rooms, warehouses, commercial 
kitchens, restaurants, garages, and service areas where heavy equipment,
 such as forklifts, would be used.
Quartz-Filled Epoxy Floors
 – Quartz epoxy flooring systems combine high-performance epoxy polymer 
resin with colored quartz grains. The result is a multi-functional floor
 that’s decorative, sanitary, slip-resistant, and exceptionally durable.
Application areas: locker rooms, restrooms, schools, cafeterias, showrooms, light manufacturing, lobbies, offices, and more.
Anti-Static Epoxy Floors (ESD Resistant Floors):
 Electro-static charge (ESD) can be extremely dangerous in many work 
environments. Anti-static epoxy flooring helps to reduce static hazards.
 This flooring system typically contains a conductive material that 
accumulates static electricity to drain, ground, or dissipate any 
potential discharge. It’s highly recommended in environments that 
contain flammable materials.
Application areas: Healthcare 
facilities, electronic, chemical or pharmaceutical manufacturing 
facilities; areas that use flammable gases or liquids or risk 
combustible dust buildup.
Epoxy Flake Floors: 
Flake floor systems are made when colored chips or flakes are placed 
within the epoxy to create vibrant, multi-hued, seamless, resilient 
surfaces. The chips are not only aesthetically pleasing, but their 
slightly rough surface reduces slips and falls. The flakes are available
 in an endless variety of colors, styles, textures, and sizes and can be
 mixed into the combination of your choice.
Application areas: commercial kitchens, sports venues, automotive showrooms, veterinarian clinics, and more.
Experience
 professional epoxy flooring services with the experts and you will not 
regret.For queries about epoxy flooring solutions you are free to 
contact us on:
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