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.
When sharp objects are dropped, they concentrate their force on a small area of the floor. If your floor is not formulated to resist this force, it can become damaged and lead to other problems such as leaving your floor open to bacteria that can harbor and grow.
High-impact floors are durable and stand up to impact from other materials, whether they are dropped tools on manufacturing floors, scalpels on an operating room floor, or the unremitting tap from high heels. These types of impact will typically indent and gouge a floor or shorten its lifespan. High-impact floors withstand such conditions.
In tough environments, a high-impact flooring system is necessary. Benefits include:
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Stonhard formulates floors for every environment, including those requiring high-impact-resistant properties. Our team of Territory Managers, Architectural and Engineering Representatives will assist you in choosing the best product for your environment with the look you desire.
Got questions? We've got answers. This FAQ section covers the most common inquiries about high-impact-resistant flooring to help you make informed decsions.
High impact seamless floors are durable flooring systems designed to withstand heavy loads, impacts, and high traffic. These floors are typically made from strong materials like epoxy, polyurethane, or methyl methacrylate (MMA) and provide a smooth, seamless finish.
High impact seamless floors offer several key benefits:
High impact seamless floors are suitable for a variety of settings, including:
Maintaining high impact seamless floors involves:
Yes, high impact seamless floors are designed to resist a wide range of chemicals, making them ideal for industrial and commercial environments where spills and exposure to harsh substances are common.
Yes, high impact seamless floors can be repaired. Minor damage like scratches and scuffs can often be buffed out, while more significant damage may require professional repair to restore the surface.
Many high impact seamless flooring systems are environmentally friendly, with options for low VOC (volatile organic compound) emissions and sustainable materials. Choose a flooring system that meets environmental standards if this is a concern.
High-impact-resistant seamless floors stand out due to their superior durability, seamless design, and resistance to heavy loads and impacts. These features make them ideal for demanding environments where traditional flooring might fail.
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