Resin flooring is a seamless flooring system created by mixing liquid resin with a hardener and then pouring it onto a prepared concrete surface (similar to a screed). Once cured, the resin hardens to form a strong, protective layer that is resistant to wear, chemicals, moisture, and heavy traffic.
A poured resin floor is commonly used in industrial and commercial settings because it creates a hygienic, low-maintenance, and highly durable surface. Depending on the environment and operational requirements, additional resin floor coating layers, sealants, anti-slip finishes, and resin floor screed systems can also be incorporated into the installation.