This is where Polyurethane (PU) floor coatings excel. Known for their flexibility, resilience, and long-term durability, PU floors are increasingly becoming the go-to choice for businesses looking for a balance of performance, aesthetics, and cost efficiency.
In busy environments, friction from trolleys, forklifts, and foot traffic can quickly wear down conventional coatings. PU floor coats have a naturally elastic and tough surface film that absorbs impact and resists scratching. This makes them ideal for warehouses, car parks, airports, and production lines where surface wear is a daily concern.
PU coatings offer outstanding chemical resistance, including against oils, fuels, mild acids, and cleaning agents. Unlike epoxy, which can soften or discolor under certain chemicals, PU remains stable and easy to clean. This makes it a top choice for food processing, pharmaceutical, and automotive industries, where chemical exposure is common.
Unlike rigid flooring systems, polyurethane coatings retain a degree of flexibility even after curing. This allows them to accommodate minor substrate movement and thermal expansion, reducing the risk of cracking or delamination. It’s particularly beneficial in multi-level car parks and outdoor or semi-exposed areas where temperature and structural shifts occur regularly.
Epoxy coatings often yellow or chalk under UV exposure — a problem in open or naturally lit spaces. PU coatings, on the other hand, are UV-stable and maintain their gloss and color for years. That’s why PU topcoats are commonly applied as a protective finishing layer even over epoxy bases, providing long-term color and surface protection.
PU floors perform well in high-temperature and thermal-shock environments such as commercial kitchens, bakeries, and chemical plants. Their ability to withstand rapid temperature fluctuations prevents surface blistering and ensures a seamless, safe finish — even under hot water washdowns or steam cleaning.
PU floors form a smooth, non-porous, and joint-free surface that prevents dirt and bacteria from lodging in cracks or grout lines. This hygienic advantage makes them suitable for cleanrooms, food facilities, and hospitals, where cleanliness and safety are critical.
Thanks to their resistance to wear, chemicals, and UV, PU coatings require minimal maintenance and deliver long service life even in harsh environments. Over time, this translates into lower lifecycle costs — fewer shutdowns for repairs and less downtime for recoating.
PU coatings are available in various finishes and colors, allowing designers and facility owners to match branding or create visually defined zones (e.g., walkways, loading areas, safety markings). The combination of performance and visual appeal makes PU floors a modern and professional choice for commercial spaces.
For high-traffic areas, polyurethane floor coatings provide a perfect blend of durability, flexibility, and resistance. Whether used as a standalone system or as a UV-stable topcoat over epoxy, PU delivers superior long-term value and aesthetics — ensuring your floor not only performs but also looks great for years to come.
BR 17994 
US 13048 
IN 5865 
VN 4749 
CN 3152 
GB 2512 
MY 1979 
AR 1530 
