ALL ABOUT RESINOUS FLOORS AND MORE

The installation of a seamless flooring system is a big decision to make in your facility. Epoxy and urethane formulations each offer many benefits. Read about the distinctions between the two to make the right flooring solution for your space.

Epoxy coatings contain a higher concentration of epoxy resins, which results in a stronger, more durable, faster drying product than epoxy paint. 

In this blog, we explore installing epoxy over other flooring materials, uncover the benefits of replacing a floor with an epoxy system, and answer commonly asked questions about this procedure. 

In this blog post, we help you know what to look for in an epoxy flooring system by delving into the features and advantages, and explore their suitability within specific industries and markets. 

In this blog, we cover specific flooring needs for hospitals, evaluating different areas of use. As operating room floors have different requirements from patient rooms and waiting rooms have different requirements from emergency rooms, we explore the challenges experienced within a healthcare facility and provide details on the floors that will reliably perform and enhance these spaces. 

Urethane (or polyurethane) flooring is made from a versatile polymer that creates a durable, thermal shock-resistant flooring surface. Urethane floors can be expected to last 10 to 20 years or longer with proper maintenance. 

For grow room facilities, flooring selection affects product quality, health and safety, and your bottom line. Resinous flooring provides many benefits required to achieve the best results. As the cannabis industry continues to grow, many growers are going indoors to green rooms/grow rooms to save on costs and grow healthier plants. One cost effective way to build an indoor facility is by renovating an older unit. 

Floor coving is a type of flooring that involves creating a seamless transition between the floor and the wall. Essentially, the coving is a curved or sloping extension of the floor surface that blends into the base of the wall, providing a smooth and hygienic surface that is easy to clean and maintain. This type of flooring is commonly used in commercial and industrial settings where cleanliness and hygiene are a top priority. 

In this article, we offer a six-point comparison of Stonhard's Stonres urethane flooring and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) for use in healthcare facilities. Learn how the performance of each stand up under various conditions as well as explore design differences. 

How do I know if my concrete has too much moisture? Understanding how moisture in concrete occurs as well as how to test for it will help you with your next commercial or industrial flooring project or renovation.