Decorative Epoxy Floors

Beyond Green - New Anti-Static Flooring Now a Rainbow of Color

Chicago (PRWEB) August 16, 2011

New Florock® Floropoxy ESD (electrostatic dissipative) Flooring, already gaining widespread acceptance for its Zero V.O.C., eco-friendly static protection, is now available in an exciting rainbow of twelve decorative colors.

Floropoxy ESD, a recent addition to the growing Florock industrial flooring low emissions product line, goes well beyond green. With the new pigment-rich hues, ranging from subtle neutrals to vivid brights, specifiers and designers now have a kaleidoscope of color from which to choose. Who said anti-static concrete floor coatings had to be boring?

As part of an overall safety program, Floropoxy ESD affords semi-conductor, electronics and other sensitive equipment manufacturers proven ESD floor protection. At the same time the solvent-free, 100% solids epoxy formulation affords solvent-restricted facilities an aesthetically pleasing, high performance flooring option.

Floropoxy ESD not only performs consistently throughout the floor in accordance with ESD Association guidelines, but also furnishes the unique hardness and chemical resistance of a highly cross-linked polymer coating. Typical ESD tile and carpet simply cannot compare.

Now available in twelve glossy shades, light reflective Floropoxy ESD can even help lower electric costs and brighten work areas. Easy to clean and maintain, no special waxes are needed to sustain the excellent static dissipation test results of Floropoxy ESD over time. Local Florock professionals are available nationwide to assist installers and facility managers in choosing the best industrial floor coating for their unique applications. Call 1-800-FLOROCK (1-800-356-7625) to find a representative near you.

About Florock®, Manufactured By Crawford Laboratories, INC. - Serving facilities nationwide, Crawford Laboratories, Inc. is a respected leader in the manufacture, research and development, and installation of solutions-oriented concrete floor coatings and toppings. Independently owned for 60 years and located in Chicago, Illinois, Crawford Laboratories was founded on the principles of cutting-edge technology, innovation and impeccable integrity.

Decorative epoxy floor in the house | Floor and Home

Epoxy flooring is created by an epoxy overlay to the existing soil. If you install a decorative epoxy floor in your home, there are some things you want to know about first. There are several types. He will have to be installed and adapted to your existing decor. Knowing the basics of the product will help you choose what you want and you have installed the best.

There are almost as many types of epoxy flooring, as there are commercial applications for it. A little sand to the ground less slippery. Others are designed for easy maintenance possible. If you want decorative epoxy floor, you can choose any type of epoxy and infused with the color of your choice, then you’re not limited at all. Installation, however, is a step more.

The first installation step is to prepare the ground. This will vary depending on the type of base is placed in the epoxy. You can make any type of epoxy floor and the boot is always a good cleaning. Then a primer is placed on the ground. Then, several layers of epoxy resin is placed on the floor. The epoxy coating can often be up to two millimeters thick. After the epoxy coating, the floor must be sealed with another layer of putty.

Epoxy flooring has been used for centuries in commercial establishments, and is now growing in popularity at home. The rooms are the most popular garage and cellar, which have a more industrial. Game rooms and laundry rooms are also good epoxy floor rooms decoration. The epoxy coating can be any color you can think of, which gives as much variety as the paint. It creates a more durable surface and easy to clean.

You can expect ground to be more expensive than the cheap laminate. It will last a lifetime, then it is really profitable, even though the price may seem strong. Most people have professionally installed, but if cost is a factor, you can order a kit and do it yourself.

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