Benefits

Developed as a substitute for rubber during World War II, polyurethane has, since then, taken off in popularity, most commonly in the form of polyurethane coatings, because of the many benefits and advantages associated with its use, including the superior level of protection it provides.

• Versatility:
  Polyurethane coatings can be applied to many surface materials, including wood, metal and plastic, and virtually any type of flooring surface.
• Protection:
  A primary benefit of using polyurethane coatings is the protection it provides the surface itself. When applied, the coating creates an impermeable barrier between the elements and the object it's covering. With its smooth, hard surface, polyurethane seals out rain, dirt, mud, and other natural surface enemies. It allows provides protection from humidity and oxidation, which can cause corrosion. Additionally, polyurethane coatings are very popular in the manufacturing sector because it helps seal out oil and solvents, as well as provides the added benefit of assisting with noise reduction.
• Limited Risk:
  Since polyurethane doesn't emit any vapours that may be harmful to people, animals or the environment, the choice to use it comes at little risk overall.