Polyurethane screeds<\/strong> offer the highest level of durability on the market. The UK\u2019s governing body for resin, FeRFA, classifies our polyurethane screeds as Type 8. This grades them as the most robust, hardwearing screeds available. For this reason, the flooring is ideal for applications that require hard-wearing and tough flooring. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Compared to epoxy screeds<\/a>, polyurethane has a relatively low viscosity. As a result, we can apply the flooring using a trowel. This gives a matt finish that has both anti-skid properties and is built to withstand steel-wheeled traffic and substantial impacts. If the flooring is applied at a thickness of 6mm or more, you are also able to steam clean the surface.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Out of all the available resin screeds, polyurethane offers the best chemical resistance. It is also considered non-slip even in wet situations; making it ideal for a number of industrial and engineering applications. Screeds generally last for more than ten years, making them ideal for heavy-duty applications. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Many different industries opt for\u00a0polyurethane flooring<\/a>\u00a0such as the\u00a0food<\/a>, chemical, manufacturing or pharmaceutical industries. Generally, the non-slip flooring is popular where spillages of liquids or corrosive substances could occur. Due to its properties, polyurethane screed will not be affected by chemical spills or become dangerously slippery when wet. This makes it differ from other similar resin screeds. As a result, this is what makes the material so popular in these particular industries and applications.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Highest Level Of Durability Polyurethane screeds offer the highest level of durability on the market. The UK\u2019s governing body for resin, FeRFA, classifies our polyurethane screeds as Type 8. This grades them as the most robust, hardwearing screeds available. For this reason, the flooring is ideal for applications that require hard-wearing and tough flooring. Epoxy Vs Polyurethane Screeds Compared to epoxyEpoxy Vs Polyurethane Screeds<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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