Product Benefits

Abrasion resistance is the ability of a surface to stand up to wear and tear caused by foot and mechanical traffic, as well as mechanical equipment. Click here to learn more.

Anti-microbial floors are specially designed flooring surfaces constructed or treated to inhibit the growth of microbes, such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Click here to learn more.

Acoustic floors are designed with materials to absorb sound waves that are transmitted when hard objects come in contact with their surface. Click here to learn more.

Chemical-resistant flooring, wall, and lining systems contain properties that protect these spaces from spills and splashes from acids, alkalis, solvents, and other corrosive elements. Click here to learn more.

Easy-to-clean floors and walls have properties that resist the absorption of material into the surface, making for a less laborious process during cleanup. Click to learn more.

ESD floors, also known as static dissipative floors (1 Mohm to 1000 Mohms) or conductive floors (.025 Mohms to 1 Mohms), provide superior static control, inhibiting static electricity on a person from reaching sensitive equipment. Click here to learn more.

Ergonomic flooring is designed to reduce physical strain and support those who stand or walk on it for extended periods of time. Click here to learn more.

Fast is a relative term. Generally, when we speak of a fast flooring installation, we are referring to a time frame of two days or fewer. Click here to learn more.

Fire-resistant flooring and wall systems include properties that are resistant to fire and will not structurally fail for a specified amount of time. Click here to learn more.

High-gloss floors have a highly reflective, mirror-like quality and shiny finish. Click here to learn more.

Floors in certain environments are more at risk to impact from tools, instruments, and other objects. To avoid damage, installing impact-resistant floors is critical. Click here to learn more.

Floors to resist compression and withstand heavy loads. Click here to learn more.

Floors that withstand continuous use in commercial and industrial spaces. Click here to learn more.

Flooring materials and flooring installation procedures that minimize odor. Learn more here.

Durable, ergonomic, easy-to-maintain flooring often found in healthcare and educational environments. Click here to learn more.

Smooth, continuous resinous flooring built for long-lasting durability and hygiene. Click here to learn more.

Liquid-rich flooring products that flow and level rather than requiring manipulation by tools to become flat and level. Click here to learn more.

Slip-resistant flooring comes in a variety of finishes and textures specifically designed to reduce slippage on the flooring surface. Click here to learn more.

A smooth-finish floor is flat and has no visible joints or textures, providing a sleek, even appearance and modern look. Its smooth surface is easy to clean and maintain. Click here to learn more.

Stain-resistant flooring and walls are formulated to withstand permanent discoloration that occurs when their surfaces come into contact with liquids or materials. Click here to learn more.

For those striving to align with eco-conscious design principles, sustainable resinous floors help to reduce the carbon footprint and landfill waste, and may help contribute to achieving points for LEED or WELL. Click here to learn more.

Textured flooring surfaces have a deliberate rough or patterned finish to enhance slip resistance, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Click here to learn more.

Thermal shock and thermal cycling-resistant flooring is formulated to withstand extreme temperature changes without cracking, delaminating, or deteriorating. Click here to learn more.

Ultra-violet (UV) light can cause floors to discolor and fade, and over time become brittle and fail. UV-resistant flooring is formulated to withstand the UV rays of the sun, as well as some man-made lighting that causes damage. Click here to learn more.

Waterproof flooring has a strong, impermeable surface (waterproof membrane) that acts as a barrier, preventing water from penetrating to the subfloor. Click here to learn more.

Water-resistant flooring is designed to withstand exposure to moisture without being easily damaged. While it repels water to a certain degree, it is not fully waterproof and may allow moisture to seep through over time. Click here to learn more.

Wear-resistant floors are specially formulated to stand up to harsh conditions and heavy traffic. They also stand up to dirt, grime, and routine cleanings. Click here to learn more.