Seamless and Fluid Applied Flooring Guide

Seamless/Fluid Applied Flooring is a highly durable and versatile flooring option that involves the application of liquid materials that cure to form a continuous, monolithic surface without seams or joints. This type of flooring typically utilizes materials like epoxy, polyurethane, or methyl methacrylate (MMA) resins, which are poured or spread over the substrate and then allowed to harden. The seamless nature of this flooring offers a major advantage in terms of hygiene and cleanliness, as there are no gaps or crevices where dirt, bacteria, or mold can accumulate, making it ideal for healthcare settings, pharmaceutical environments, and food processing facilities. Additionally, fluid-applied flooring can be customized with various colors, decorative chips, or quartz aggregates to enhance aesthetic appeal while also providing chemical, abrasion, and slip resistance. Its robust characteristics and ability to conform to various shapes and surface irregularities make it a preferred choice for areas demanding both functional performance and visual impact.

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