Self-Leveling Epoxy Colored Sand Flooring
Application Focus: Self-Leveling Epoxy Colored Sand Flooring
Seamless epoxy colored sand flooring for commercial, institutional and light industrial interiors requiring a durable, decorative and easy-clean finish.
Use this page when the flooring specification specifically requires self-leveling epoxy colored sand flooring and its intended finish. Project discussions should confirm the substrate or formulation, application method, color, packaging and expected service conditions.
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Self-Leveling Epoxy Colored Sand Flooring is an indoor resin-flooring system using epoxy resin, colored quartz sand and compatible curing components. It is intended for seamless decorative and functional floors rather than outdoor road or pavement applications.
Best-fit applications
Typical project types include shopping and exhibition areas, offices, schools, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, garages, laboratories and light industrial interiors where a hard-wearing, easy-clean colored finish is required.
Project information to confirm
- Concrete age, moisture condition, flatness and surface strength
- Indoor use, traffic type and chemical or cleaning exposure
- Required color, pattern, gloss and texture
- Floor area, build-up, coving and joint details
- Installation temperature, ventilation and curing schedule
Installation planning
Grinding or other mechanical preparation, crack and joint treatment, primer compatibility, controlled mixing and approved layer build-up are essential. A sample panel should confirm appearance and texture before full installation.
Technical enquiry
Send the floor condition, area, traffic use, target appearance and destination to request system guidance, available documents, packaging and quotation.
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