Industrial resinous flooring refers to a class of high-performance, polymer-based coating systems—such as epoxy, polyurethane, polyaspartics, and cementitious urethane —engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of commercial and industrial environments.

These systems are installed in multiple layers over mechanically prepared concrete substrates, forming a monolithic, seamless surface that resists wear, chemical exposure, impact, and thermal cycling. Resinous floors are often specified for environments requiring cleanability, hygiene, slip resistance, and regulatory compliance (FDA, USDA, OSHA, etc.).

Depending on the performance criteria, these floors can include:

• Primer coats for concrete adhesion and moisture tolerance

• Build coats for thickness, durability, and impact resistance

• Top coats for UV stability, chemical protection, and texture control

Applications range from food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical ,clean rooms, and cold storage to automotive, aerospace, and heavy manufacturing facilities.

Resinous flooring systems offer an unmatched combination of functional performance, design flexibility, and lifecycle value —making them the preferred choice for mission-critical environments.