What you can expect with resin flooring
No matter what type of floor covering you get - timber, carpet, tiles, vinyl or resin flooring - the chances are there will be minor
imperfections in the finished product. Some are acceptable, some aren’t.
Here’s a brief snapshot of what that means for resin flooring projects:
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Expectations on these floors are covered by two main categories: appearance and performance.
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Appearance focusses on visual imperfections seen immediately after application, such as bubbles, missed spots and colour variations. These
are typically caused by the conditions and installer practices.
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Performance is all about integrity issues that appear over time during service, including wearing, staining and peeling. These are typically
the result of incorrect specification and poor maintenance.
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While a perfect floor is always the goal, resin floors are field-applied systems that are exposed to certain elements that can’t be fully
controlled and, therefore, some tolerances need to be factored in.
You can view a copy of the Owner
Expectations Guide from Resin Flooring International
if you’d like to know more.
Take care and keep smiling,
Jack Josephsen