Resinous floor coatings are designed to protect the existing concrete and provide decorative enhancement. They allow for a variety of colors, finishes and surface profiles and can be customized to meet the performance requirements needed by your particular facility.
The most common resinous systems
Moisture Vapor Emission Control Systems
CRI’s moisture vapor reduction procedures dramatically minimize concrete moisture. They can be installed on newly placed concrete so subsequent flooring can go down before the concrete has fully cured, which can be incredibly effective in accelerating a project schedule.
Epoxies & Urethanes
Epoxy and polyurethane flooring systems provide the durability and performance required in challenging commercial, institutional and chemical environments, in a variety of colors, finishes and surface profiles.
Methyl Methacrylate Acrylic (MMA)
Solvent-free, durable and time tested. MMA cures in one hour from primer to top coat, which eliminates excessive downtime and is ideal for restaurants and facilities with very limited shutdown flexibility.
Urethane Cement
The system CRI recommends for food production: urethane mortars such as Ucrete are USDA compliant, long-lasting and resistant to abrasion, chemicals and thermal cycling from hot washdowns.
Projects
Resinous Floor Coatings on recent jobs
Failed floor replacement, NW salsa facility
An epoxy floor installed by another contractor delaminated almost immediately. CRI removed it and installed BASF Ucrete BC6 in three phases while the plant kept producing.
GC: Poe Construction
VA Puget Sound Health Care, operating rooms
New seamless floors in operating and X-ray rooms, installed one room at a time with low-VOC products so the rest of the surgical wing kept operating.
GC: D Square Construction
Explorer Middle School locker rooms
Old epoxy quartz removed and 3,050+ square feet of slip- and chemical-resistant seamless flooring installed while swim practice continued next door.
Seafood processor, phase one
After years of in-house repairs, a nonporous floor built for wet processing, thermal shock and washdown.
Elysian Brewing, Capitol Hill
Two floors in one remodel: a urethane mortar system in the brewing and kitchen areas, and ground and sealed concrete in the upper and lower dining rooms.
GC: Mallet Construction
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From CRI job sites
