1. Epoxy Mortar Floor
Epoxy mortar floor consists of 100% solid epoxies and quartz sand. It is used for floors that require higher resistance against impact loads and chemicals. It can also be used to repair cracks before applying another type of epoxy floor. Mechanical spaces, commercial kitchens, warehouses, restaurants, garages, manufacturing plants are some of the places where this kind of epoxy is used for flooring.
2. Self-Leveling Epoxy Floor
A self-leveling epoxy floor is laid over old, new, damaged, or cracked concrete floors to create a durable, smooth, and a leveled texture on the floor’s surface. This type of epoxy increases the aesthetic appearance of the floor.
3. Quartz-Filled Epoxy Floor
The quartz-filled epoxy floor is a combination of stained quartz grains and high-performance epoxy polymer resin. This epoxy floor is employed for decorative spaces that need sanitary and slip-resistant properties.
4. Epoxy Flake Floor
Epoxy flake floors have a vibrant look containing colored flake materials incorporated into epoxy flooring. The flakes also provide the surface with grooves to reduce falls and slips. This type of epoxy is available in a wide variety of colors, styles, sizes, and textures, using which one can enhance the aesthetic appearance of any floor.
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