FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Perhaps one of the essential things that put people off having an epoxy floor installed is the initial cost compared to alternatives. However, that is a short-sighted decision as an epoxy floor can last a lifetime and will give a unique look and feel to your environment.

Dependant on the surface chosen, the floor might have a slightly that textured feel or alternatively a smooth glass-like finish.

An epoxy floor lifespan can be anything from 10 to 20 years. If it is properly looked after, that can stretch even further. The beauty os that when it comes to replacing the floor, there will be no need to dig it all up and start again.

It is generally expensive because the resin itself is expensive due to its chemical formulation and the strength it can give you.

Epoxy floors are able to sustain not only heavy machinery and traffic, but they are also very impact resistant. They are extremely unlikely to scratch or dent or get damaged in any way.

Yes, it is very good for home use. Primarily because it is very safe, it is slip-resistant and shock-resistant, and no where near as abrasive as some other floor coverings might be. It is also water and chemical resistant, so it is very protective.

The epoxy flooring coating itself will not crack. However, that is not to say that the concrete floor underneath will not. People sometimes argue that the epoxy flooring has cracked when, in fact, it is the substrate underneath that has failed.

An epoxy floor is nowhere as war,m and snug as a carpet will. However , it is as cold as walking on a tiled floor. It is probably mid-range when it comes to comfort underfoot.

The short answer Is yes. It can definitely improve your home valuation. It can end up giving you a greater return on your investment than you think.