Resin flooring and wall systems

One of the main characteristics of resin floors is their strength. Being extremely resistant to wear, scratches and stains, they are suitable for facilities subject to mechanical stress, as they can withstand heavy traffic. In addition, they are resistant to harsh weather, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Versatility is another strength of resin floors. Resin can be customized in terms of color, finish, and pattern, making it possible to create floors that blend seamlessly with the design and style of their surroundings. Smooth, monolithic surfaces can be created or decorative elements can be added for a unique touch.

Resin floors can be treated to make them slip-resistant, improving safety in environments where fall hazards are a serious concern. This makes them suitable for areas such as bathrooms, swimming pools and industrial facilities where it is important to minimize the likelihood of accidents and injuries.

Resin floors are perfect for radiant heating, since the material absorbs heat well and releases it slowly. This not only provides uniform thermal comfort, but can also contribute to energy saving.

Because resin floors are applied as one continuous surface, they eliminate seams, joints, grout lines and gaps which can become breeding sites for bacteria.

Resin floors are known for their resistance to chemical agents. This feature makes them suitable for industrial environments where accidental spills of corrosive chemicals can occur.

The smooth, continuous surface of resin flooring makes cleaning extremely easy. Just use mild detergents and water to keep it clean and in perfect condition.

Despite a potentially higher initial cost than other options, resin floors offer significant long-term savings due to their durability and reduced maintenance costs.

Inaccurate installation can lead to visible defects on the floor surface, such as air bubbles, cracks, or changes in texture. These defects compromise the aesthetic appearance and may result in signs of damage over time.

In industrial or commercial facilities where aggressive chemicals are present, careful installation is essential. Inaccurate installation may create seams or cracks that allow chemicals to penetrate the floor, compromising its chemical resistance.

Uneven floor surfaces may cause a person to trip and fall, resulting in serious injury. Safety is crucial in facilities such as hospitals, laboratories or industrial areas.

Thorough installation reduces the need for costly repairs and corrective maintenance over the years, leading to significant long-term savings.

In the food and beverage industries, hygiene is paramount. Resin floors are the ideal choice, as they are easy to clean and highly resistant to acids and detergents used for sanitization. They are perfect for industrial kitchens, food production facilities and restaurants.

Resin floors are very popular in the residential and commercial sectors because of their modern aesthetics and durability. They are used in:

• Stores and Shopping Centers: they provide a durable surface for areas that experience heavy traffic while maintaining an attractive appearance.

• Offices: they help create professional, clean and easy-to-maintain spaces.

• Residential Properties: they are easy to clean and also used in homes to add a modern touch.

• Hotels and Restaurants: they create an elegant look and are easy to clean in areas with high volumes of guests.

Machine shops and garages often use resin floors because of their resistance to oil, automotive fluids and chemicals. These floors protect the underlying surface and are easy to clean.

In hospitals, clinics and other healthcare facilities, hygiene is crucial. Resin floors are resistant to chemicals, easy to sanitize and reduce the risk of microbial contamination.

In the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, where aggressive chemicals are present, resin floors are the ideal choice. Their chemical resistance protects the underlying surface and contributes to the safety of the working environment.

Auto, furniture and luxury product showrooms often use resin floors to enhance their products. The seamless, glossy surface highlights the items on display, creating an elegant environment.

In some indoor sports facilities, such as volleyball courts or gyms, self-leveling resin floors are used for their durability and ease of cleaning.

In spaces dedicated to the visual arts, such as art galleries and painting studios, resin floors offer an aesthetic option that can also withstand the challenges created by handling artwork or art materials.