Epoxy Flooring

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Epoxy Flooring
Clean Coats and Sika India

Epoxy Flooring

An epoxy floor coating is a heavy-duty, synthetic resin surface applied directly over a solid base like concrete. It is made by mixing two distinct components—a polyepoxide resin and a polyamine hardener.
When combined, these parts spark a chemical reaction that triggers a “curing” process. Instead of simply drying like standard paint, the mixture hardens into a thick, plastic-like layer that bonds structurally to the concrete

Product Code: Epoxy

Description

Key Advantages
• Extreme Durability: It can withstand heavy foot traffic, heavy equipment, and vehicular loads without cracking or wearing down.
• Chemical & Moisture Resistance: The cured surface protects the subfloor from oil, grease, solvents, and water.
• Seamless Construction: Because it forms a uniform, continuous barrier, there are no grout lines or joints to trap dirt, dust, or bacteria.
• Aesthetic Variety: It ranges from solid bold colors (like the yellow seen in the image) to decorative color flakes and high-gloss metallic finishes
Types of Epoxy Flooring
• Self-Leveling Epoxy: Easily spreads out over new or old concrete floors to create a perfectly flat, smooth surface.
• Epoxy Flake Flooring: Incorporates multi-colored vinyl flakes into the wet resin, providing texture, slip resistance, and a multi-toned appearance.
• Quartz-Granule / Heavy-Duty Screed: Blends quartz sand or strong aggregates into the resin mix to construct ultra-tough surfaces ideal for demanding industrial wear.
• Metallic Epoxy: Uses metallic pigments to produce a reflective, marble-like shifting pattern often used in showrooms and modern commercial designs
• Self-Leveling Epoxy: Easily spreads out over new or old concrete floors to create a perfectly flat, smooth surface.
• Epoxy Flake Flooring: Incorporates multi-colored vinyl flakes into the wet resin, providing texture, slip resistance, and a multi-toned appearance.
• Quartz-Granule / Heavy-Duty Screed: Blends quartz sand or strong aggregates into the resin mix to construct ultra-tough surfaces ideal for demanding industrial wear.
• Metallic Epoxy: Uses metallic pigments to produce a reflective, marble-like shifting pattern often used in showrooms and modern commercial designs

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