Resin floors have been the standard for (parking) garage floors for years. Our coating removes the annoying squeaks from tires in your garage, while protecting the surface against oil and other junk, which is not standard. Our special coating meets with CUR-recommendation 64. Therefore, the garage floor is completely liquid tight, super tough, easy to clean and does not leave rubber stripes from the tires. This makes these floors and coating also very suitable for showrooms!
Liquid-tightNo drop can come through this floor! This also makes the floor very easy to clean.
Scratch resistantHardly wears out, not even when using forklift trucks, heavy machines and friction of objects.
Squeak-freeSqueaky tires when moving a car in the garage? Not with our coatings! Our coatings remove the annoying squeaks from tires.
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Yes. In garages where water, oil or dirt occurs, an anti-slip finish provides additional safety. The required slip resistance depends on the application: a private garage, workshop and wash bay each require their own balance between grip and cleanability.
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A correctly installed, liquid-tight floor system prevents liquids from immediately penetrating the concrete substrate. The level of chemical resistance varies by system. The floor should therefore be matched to the liquids that actually occur in the garage.
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Yes. Concrete must be sufficiently strong, dry and clean to ensure good adhesion. Oil, old coatings, loose material and cracks are removed or repaired beforehand. Preparation plays a major role in determining the lifespan of the new floor finish.
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A garage floor must withstand tyres, vehicles, dirt, moisture and potentially oil or other liquids. An epoxy resin floor, coating or trowel-applied floor is suitable, depending on the loading and condition of the concrete. Professional use often involves more demanding requirements.
