Epoxy is a term that's come to represent a class of materials and the act of using those materials. Epoxy "systems" are based on a combination of resins and hardeners. When mixed together, the resin and hardener chemically react to form a rigid plastic material. The final material is strong, durable, resistant, and bonds extremely well to most base layers. Epoxy floors are so strong that they're often used in heavy traffic areas such as industrial environments, hospitals, or sports facilities.
Designed for a wide range of floors and walls with various levels of mechanical and chemical exposure. Recommended for warehouses, garages, dairies, factories, laboratories, aircraft hangars, and food, beverage and plant rooms.
Once mixed, the material should be spread over the floor as self-heating in the container will reduce working time. Apply using a brush or short / medium pile roller. One or more coats may be needed to ensure that a uniform coating is achieved and to compensate for differences in surface porosity. All movement joints in the sub-floor must be carried through the topping and properly sealed.
Construction joints and cracks not subject to movement may be overlaid butshould the floor move in anyway, these defects will reflect through the system. Isolation joints will need to be allowed for in areas where high thermal movement is anticipated, e.g. around ovens and freezers. Conditions during application:
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