Do you want to install a super sleek epoxy cast floor or repair a coating but don't know where to start? In this article we will help you choose the right type of epoxy cast floor. We have made a handy overview of all the manuals for installing an epoxy floor yourself.
At Polyestershoppen you will find all the materials you need to install an epoxy floor yourself. Whether this is in your garage, bathroom or in a business hall, we have a step-by-step guide for every type of epoxy floor. This also applies to the repair of an epoxy floor. We know all about that too!
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Below you will find all information about installing an epoxy floor and repairing damage to your floor. Do you have any questions or do you need advice? Send us a message and we will help you getting started.
There are various options when it comes to epoxy floors. You can choose from two types of floors: epoxy floor coating or an epoxy cast floor.
Epoxy floor coating | Epoxy cast floor |
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In the article below, we explain exactly what the differences in properties and prices are between the two epoxy floors and which you can choose best.
> What is the difference between a cast floor and epoxy floor coating?
Epoxy floor coating is a durable coating that optimally protects the (company floor). The coating is applied with a roller. Just one layer of floor coating creates a wear-resistant epoxy floor of approximately 0.5 mm thick that is suitable for heavy loads. The floor is impact-resistant and highly resistant to acids and chemicals.
> Applying epoxy floor coating [manual]
An epoxy floor is a sleek, smooth floor finish. It is suitable for a garage, shed or work floor, for example. It withstands high loads and is resistant to acids and chemicals. The epoxy self-levelling screed always fits seamlessly. Just one layer creates a wear-resistant floor of 2 to 3 mm thickness.
> 5 reasons to choose an epoxy cast floor!
Here are some features of an epoxy cast floor:
These properties make an epoxy floor very suitable as a floor in a garage, shed or work floor. Anti-slip is also possible!
There are two types of synthetic flooring: an epoxy floor and a polyurethane floor (PU). In the diagram below you can see the differences between these two:
Properties | Epoxy floors | PU floors |
Suitable for domestic use | Yes | Yes |
Suitable for industrial use | Yes | No |
Low risk of cracking | Yes | Yes |
Low maintenance | Yes | Yes |
Seamless | Yes | Yes |
Slightly elastic | No | Yes |
Waterproof | Yes | Yes |
UV-resistant | Less | Yes |
Soundproof | No | Yes |
Suitable for high mechanical loads | Yes | No |
Can be combined with underfloor heating | Yes | Yes |
Colour | In many RAL colours | In many RAL colours |
One of the advantages of processing epoxy is that this product does not contain solvents and therefore does not really smell. When working with epoxy you will smell a slight amine odour. It is important to avoid skin contact with epoxy as much as possible. Protect the skin with gloves and a disposable coverall. We recommend putting on old shoes and spiked soles, so you can walk on the floor during processing while the resin is still liquid.
Watch the video below for answers to questions about installing epoxy floors or contact our specialists. We are happy to help you install your epoxy floor!
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