Repair, sanding, polishing of polymer floors

Polymer flooring is a seamless monolithic coating based on synthetic materials (polyurethane or epoxy resins).
Ultra-smooth, chemical resistant and impact resistant - an effective solution where static control and low friction flooring is required. Ideal for cleanrooms, laboratories and data centers

Coating comparison

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Properties of coatings	High-strength polished and ground concrete	Topping - Dry Hardener	Decorative Terrazzo Floors	Ceramic tile	High-strength polymer floor
Hardness	Very hard (>7 on the Mohs scale)	Very hard (>6 on the Mohs scale)	Very hard (>8 on the Mohs scale)	Very hard (>6 on the Mohs scale)	Medium hardness (
Abrasion resistance	Highest abrasive resistance, scratch-proof	High abrasion resistance	Highest abrasive resistance, scratch-proof	High abrasion resistance	Scratches easily
Heat resistance (including frost resistance)	High	High	High	Medium	Low
Chemical resistance	High resistance to most chemical reagents, low resistance to acids	High resistance to most chemical reagents, low resistance to acids	High resistance to most chemical reagents, low resistance to acids	Durability is determined by the type of joint grout	High resistance to most chemical reagents, low resistance to solvents, color loss
Thermal cycling (in cycles)	200-400	150	600-800	200	0-100
Impact strength	Highest impact strength	High impact strength, possible delamination of the hardened layer	Highest impact strength	Low impact strength, high brittleness	High impact strength, risk of coating delamination
vapor permeability	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Water resistance	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Capillary moisture sensitivity	Not sensitive	Sensitive, shoots	Not sensitive	Sensitive	Sensitive, possible peeling, possible swelling, blistering
Suitable for outdoor use and in cold environments	Recommended	Not recommended (doesn't live at all)	Recommended	Perhaps	Not recommended
Stain resistance	Good durability	Low stamina	Good durability	High resistance	High resistance
Dusting	Dust-free floors	Can dust after wear of the membrane-forming layer, destruction of the top layer	Dust-free floors	Possible dusting of grout	Dust-free floors
Curing time before operation	The final coating gains strength in about 7 days.	8-28 days (the warmer the better)	The final coating gains strength in about 7 days.	7 days after laying	The finishing coating gains strength in about 3 days
Maintaining the original appearance	5-7 years	year	5-10 years		year
Durability	Over 15 years	10 years	Over 15 years	Requires repair every 3-5 years	Lacquering every 2 years
Maintenance	Simple cleaning, low maintenance costs	Update Once a year curing (lacquer), high maintenance costs, possible cracking (depending on the substrate)	Simple cleaning, low maintenance costs	Regular maintenance, high maintenance costs	Simple cleaning, not repairable locally, requires replacement of the entire top layer, high repair costs, inexpensive to maintain
Quick installation option	Yes	Yes	No (Problems with concrete quality and aggregate size)	Yes	Yes
Quick repair capability	Yes	Yes	Yes	full replacement (repair failure)	No
Type of surface (glossy, matte, customizable)	Customizable	Customizable	Customizable	Customizable	Customizable
Sterility	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes (seamless)
Seamlessness	No	No	Customizable	No	Yes
hypoallergenicity	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes
Fire safety	KM0	KM1	KM0	KM0	KM1-KM2
Environmental friendliness	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Static control, intrinsic protection	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
UV resistance	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Depending on the decision
Reflectance coefficient	A good one	Bad	A good one	Bad	Bad
Odor, emission of volatile compounds	No	No	No	No	No

Nature of wear and tear

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	High-strength polished and polished concrete	Topping - dry hardener	Terrazzo decorative flooring	Ceramic tiles	High-performance polymer floors
Surface	Dulling of the original color and gloss in places of heavy use Possible scratching of the polished surface (studded tires)	Significant deterioration of aesthetic qualities, surface abrasion Dusting at abrasion of the top layer of the membrane-forming agent when exposed to moisture as a result of alkaline-silicate reactions	Loss of gloss in places of intensive use, possible particles flying out	Fractured joints, chips and cracks	Destruction of the top decorative layer
Coverage	Possible minor damage due to very heavy objects falling down	Failure of the top layer Peeling of the hardened layer When there is a difference in the characteristics of the topping and concrete: from dynamic loads during operation from alternating temperatures and cyclic loads Risk of delamination from the concrete substrate		Destruction of the surface delamination from the bearing layer	Destruction of the base layer delamination from the concrete substrate
Repair process	Joints and cracks, widened, filled with epoxy or p/u Grinding and polishing	Joints and cracks, widen, fill with epoxy or p/u Grinding and polishing Uneven, chipping, flaking off	Dismantling of the card Mounting of a new card, grinding, polishing		Removal of the top layer Installation of a new layer
Strictness to operating rules	Standard	Standard	Standard	Not strictly	Strictly

Additional services

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	High-strength polished and polished concrete	Topping - dry hardener	Terrazzo decorative flooring	Ceramic tiles	High-performance polymer floors
Heat resistance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes
Thermocycling	Yes	No	Yes	no	Yes
Can be used outdoors and in cold rooms	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes
Quick installation option	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
Quick repair capability	Yes	No	No	Yes	No
Sterility	No, present by default	No	No, present by default	No	No
Seamlessness	No	No	Yeah, if the stomping grounds (topknot is our version of Terrazzo)	No	Yes
hypoallergenicity	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Slipperiness	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Environmental friendliness	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes
Static control, intrinsic protection (For data centers and electronics manufacturing)	Perhaps	No	No	No	Yes
Decorating possibilities (Color, texture, filling)	Yes A colorant, but not a brightener	No	Yes Fraction, color, pattern	Yes	Yes
Ability to provide resistance to oxidizing agents, organic acids and chemical reagents	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Possibility to ensure GOST flatness	Yes	No	Yes	No	No

Input data for the CP

In order to put together a quote for the installation of a high-strength polymer floor, the following information is required:

Photos and videos of the area of the work being done;
Information on the current floor covering in the work area and the need to remove it;
Approximate area of work;
Facility Address.

This data will help us provide you with the most accurate and efficient estimate of the cost and timing of the work.