Epoxy floors for industrial uses

Because of machinery, foot traffic, and spill and stain potential, the only realistic industrial flooring options are concrete or epoxy. Well, I have to admit that I am a huge fan of epoxy floors. Concrete is hard, slippery, bland looking and porous. It strains easily and absorbs moisture. Epoxy is the exact opposite of all those things. It is ideal for warehouses and industrial applications. What is more, compared to other types of flooring, the per square foot cost of epoxy floors are tough to beat. In my opinion epoxy flooring is by far the best choice for almost any industrial destinations and I can prove it. I manage several industrial buildings in Illinois. For the first time I have used epoxy flooring in Palatine. Previously I used mostly concrete. I can tell that epoxy floors are a lot better than those made from other materials.

Epoxy flooring - your best choice

First of all, epoxy flooring offers a hard-wearing durable surface able to withstand heavy and continuous traffic. Epoxy floors are highly resistant to just about everything - oil, gasoline, bleach, transmission fluid, cleansers and more. What is more, epoxy flooring can be applied in different patterns to create visible driveways and identify walkable areas. It is just durable, easy to clean and requires almost no major maintenance. There are people who think that epoxy is only a temporary solution, but I do not agree with them. It can last for decades. I can see only one drawback. Wet epoxy has strong fumes. But it is not a big deal. An excellent choice for a variety of needs, epoxy floors seem to have fewer drawbacks and more benefits. I can highly recommend epoxy flooring to any industrial facility owner. Trust me, that is your best choice!