Exceptional Temperature and Impact Resistance
Unlike more brittle resin systems, a heavy-duty polyurethane floor can handle extreme heat and cold without cracking or warping. Its slight elasticity also helps absorb impact, reducing damage from dropped items or equipment movement.
Built-In Flexibility and Long-Term Durability
Polyurethane’s chemical structure gives it flexibility without sacrificing strength. This means it not only copes with movement and vibration (common in industrial settings) but also maintains a high level of performance over time, even in harsh conditions. The result? A floor that looks better, lasts longer and requires fewer repairs.
UV Resistance for Indoor and Outdoor Use
Where other resins like epoxy may yellow or degrade under UV light, polyurethane retains its colour and structure, making it ideal for outdoor applications, such as car parks, loading bays, and exterior walkways.
Hygienic and Easy to Clean
One of the biggest reasons clients choose polyurethane flooring is its seamless, non-porous surface, perfect for environments with strict hygiene requirements.
Wondering how to clean polyurethane floors? It’s simple. The surface resists staining and bacterial growth, so can be washed with hot water or powerful cleaning agents without damage. This makes it ideal for food-grade environments, pharmaceutical facilities, and healthcare settings.
Low Maintenance, Long Lifespan
Polyurethane resin floors are built to last. With proper installation and minimal upkeep, these systems can perform flawlessly for well over a decade. Their low maintenance needs help reduce operational costs and keep downtime to an absolute minimum.