THE PROBLEM
The existing resin flooring in the form of an epoxy screed was worn, meaning that it was holding dirt and its original skid resistance had been worn away.
We proposed the refurbishment of the top surface of an otherwise sound resin floor by application of a new skid resistant resin finish.
Initially all horizontal surfaces to be coated were prepared by method of vacuum controlled diamond grinding to fully matt off the existing epoxy seal coats in order to ensure good adhesion of the new resin flooring.
The coved corners were abraded using a drum burnishing tool, again to promote adhesion.
Prior to any resin flooring works commencing the climatic conditions were tested and recorded as part of our standard resin flooring quality assurance.
Areas not be coated were masked using tapes prior to the application of Remmers Epoxyflex PH by method of brush and roller.
This provided a much needed functional and aesthetic refresh to an existing resin floor, bringing the area in line with our clients corporate standards.