Polyurethane Resin Flooring
Where flexibility and thermal performance are particularly important, polyurethane resin flooring is often the preferred solution. Unlike epoxy, polyurethane systems are slightly more flexible, allowing them to better accommodate movement within the substrate while providing excellent resistance to thermal shock. This makes them especially suitable for environments where temperatures change rapidly or where frequent hot water cleaning forms part of daily operations.
Polyurethane resin flooring also offers outstanding durability and comfort underfoot, making it an excellent choice for facilities where employees spend long periods standing or walking.
MMA or PMMA (Acrylic) Resin Flooring
For businesses where downtime must be kept to an absolute minimum, MMA or PMMA (types of acrylic resin flooring) offer significant advantages.
One of their greatest benefits is their exceptionally fast curing time, allowing many installations to be completed and returned to service much more quickly than traditional resin systems. This can minimise operational disruption and reduce costly production downtime.
PMMA flooring also performs well in lower temperatures, making it suitable for projects where environmental conditions may limit other resin systems.
Synthetic Resin Flooring Systems
Synthetic resin flooring is the broad term used to describe engineered flooring systems that utilise various resin technologies, including epoxy, polyurethane, and acrylic formulations, as well as polymer screeds that utilise these.
These systems can be tailored to deliver a wide range of performance characteristics depending on the intended application. Some prioritise chemical resistance, others focus on impact strength, hygiene, decorative appearance or slip resistance.
This flexibility allows Concrete Flooring Solutions to specify bespoke flooring systems that meet the exact operational needs of each client rather than relying on standard off-the-shelf products.