It is useful in commercial and industrial spaces because it is durable, easy-to-clean, and cheap – however, it may be applied in residential spaces too.
Easy to clean, resistant to wear and damage, and offered with anti-skid and excellent hygienic properties, resin floors can address common health and safety concerns while providing an attractive, customizable look.
Price: Resin is a cheap material. As a derivative of plastic, it has a very simple method of manufacturing and is relatively fast to install. Cost-effectiveness is a key appeal of resin floors and makes them suitable for large spaces such as warehouses.
Durability: Once the resin hardens it is extremely firm. Thicker floors can withstand almost constant use from heavy vehicles, which makes them useful for garages. Forklifts are another potential vehicle that are suitable for use on a resin floor.
Lifespan: There is little point in installing a new floor if it is going to need replacing shortly after – or if damage occurs. Epoxy resin flooring is an exceptionally long-lasting type of floor, which can exceed 10 years even with constant use.
