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This article focuses on one specific angle: floors exposed to oil, grease and light chemicals, considered in terms of impermeability, stain resistance and ease of cleaning. This angle differs from the article on mechanical workshops in general, which covers load-bearing and machining as a whole, and differs from the article on heavy chemical plants, where […]

Sports floors and indoor play areas pose a very different problem from industrial floors: the users are athletes and children, the activities are running, jumping, falling and playing, and the highest requirement is not load-bearing capacity or chemical resistance, but safety, slip resistance and ease of cleaning. This article presents a general framework for those […]

Charging stations and electric vehicle (EV) garages are a new kind of space, but the demands placed on the floor are very familiar: light grease, water, tyre dust, frequent cleaning and safety for users. The difference is this: an EV garage also contains electrical equipment, charging cables and long-stay parking areas, so the floor needs […]

A showroom is not only a place to display products, but also part of the product itself. Floor color, gloss level, and decorative pattern determine a visitor’s first impression on entering: luxurious or ordinary, spacious or cramped, modern or dated. This article discusses aesthetic epoxy flooring for showrooms from that angle: choosing color and decorative […]

Not every worn floor is worn by heavy vehicles. In many factories, pedestrian walkways, standing work areas, areas where hand trolleys are pushed and pulled, and places workers pass through continuously every day are where the coating deteriorates earliest. This article is about exactly that case: abrasion caused by foot traffic and general production activity, […]

Multi-purpose warehouses and repair workshops may look like two different spaces, but they share one trait: their function changes constantly. Today the warehouse holds light goods; tomorrow it may hold additional machinery. Today the workshop repairs one type of equipment; next week it may take on another. The floor for these two spaces therefore cannot […]

A mechanical workshop sets its floor an overall problem, not a single requirement. The same floor must support fixed machinery, carry trolleys and pallets moving across it, receive oil, grease and cutting fluids, and be scratched daily by metal swarf. This article presents an overall solution for mechanical workshops from that angle. This article does […]

This article is not a rewrite of the article on basements and parking in general. The article Epoxy for Basements and Parking: Load, Waterproofing, Line Marking has already presented the three general technical requirements for a parking area: load-bearing, waterproofing, and line marking. This article focuses on what that article does not go into in […]

This article is a whole-plant solution for chemical plants, not an in-depth article on the mechanism of acid resistance. The mechanism of acid resistance, why the same acid can give different results under different conditions, and how to zone by level of acid exposure are covered in detail in: Acid-Resistant Epoxy Coating for Chemical Plants. […]

Shopping malls and supermarkets are spaces that both sell goods and receive visitors continuously: lobbies and shared walkways take thousands of footsteps every day, shopping carts roll back and forth, water and food spill in food courts and fresh-food areas, while the logistics warehouse behind has pallet jacks and goods moving in and out. The […]