Resinous Flooring
Performance floors for demanding facilities.
Resinous flooring is used across commercial and industrial facilities to enhance the performance and durability of concrete floors and increase the overall lifecycle value of a plant.
CDC customizes floor coating systems for your specific chemical exposures, abrasion, or sanitation requirements. Beyond protection, floor coatings improve plant aesthetics and create a safer work environment by increasing light reflection, enhancing visibility in production areas, and providing an easily cleaned walking surface.
Benefits of Resinous Flooring
- Enhances visibility in work areas
- Decreases facility lighting costs
- Increases worker productivity
- Creates a safer environment
- Improves plant aesthetics
- Enhanced sanitation
- Chemical protection
- Abrasion & impact protection
Chemical Resistant Floor Systems
Epoxies, Novolacs, vinyl esters, polyesters, and polyurethanes can all be used to provide varying levels of chemical resistance based on your requirements.
Heavy Duty Floor Systems
Heavy-duty systems are an excellent, economical choice for repairing moderately to severely deteriorated concrete floors.
Seamless Flooring
Eliminating joints and cracks in the floor surface improves sanitation by reducing the areas where dirt and debris can collect.
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Frequently asked questions
Which resinous floor system is right for my facility?
It depends on your exposures — chemical attack, abrasion, impact, thermal cycling, and sanitation needs. We customize systems from epoxies, Novolacs, vinyl esters, polyesters, and polyurethanes to match, rather than applying one product to every job.
How long before we can return the floor to service?
Many of our systems are fast-cure and can be back in service within a day or over a weekend. We plan the schedule around your operations.
Is a resinous floor worth the cost?
A properly specified resinous floor lowers lighting and cleaning costs, improves safety and sanitation, and protects the concrete underneath — extending the floor's lifecycle value well beyond the coating itself.
Can you coat a floor that's already deteriorated?
Yes. We repair and resurface deteriorated concrete first — heavy-duty systems are an economical way to rebuild a moderately to severely damaged floor before coating.
Have a concrete problem worth solving?
From emergency structural repair to full containment retrofits, our crews self-perform the work and stand behind it. Tell us what you're dealing with and we'll schedule a free on-site condition survey.