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Powder material based on polyethylene. It is used to adjust the consistency (thickening) of Floor expert products based on organic resins. -
Aqueous dispersion of silanes, siloxanes and synthetic resins. It is used for the treatment of floors made of natural and artificial stone or unglazed ceramic tiles, for easy maintenance and protection of the floor surface from water and oil stains. The treatment of natural stone with low porosity (e.g. marble, travertine and granite) achieves a surface that does not absorb water and oil stains. -
2K transparent epoxy resin, solvent-free. It is used as a transparent layer for the final decorative treatment in concrete floor systems, when we want to achieve various decorative effects and surface strengthen the system. -
Colored flakes (chips) of irregular shape, with defined particle distribution. They are used for the production of decorative floor coatings based on epoxy, polyurethane and acrylic resins. By sprinkling them on a freshly applied layer of coating, an interesting multi-colored effect is achieved. -
Dry quartz sand of high purity (free of organic impurities, rounded edges, uniform light color and monocrystalline structure. To be used as a filler in mortars and as a spread in flooring systems based on epoxy and polyurethane resins. -
Two-component hard-elastic acrylic-polyurethane solvent-based top coat. It is used for the protection and decoration of external and internal concrete floor surfaces exposed to moderate to medium mechanical and chemical wear (terraces, warehouses, production areas, garages, laboratories, etc.). -
Two-component, colored, self-leveling floor compound based on polyurethane resin, solvent-free. Intended for the protection and decoration of concrete floor surfaces and cement screeds exposed to medium to heavy mechanical and chemical wear (hospitals, schools, sales and exhibition spaces, office corridors, industrial floors). It is used exclusively in indoor spaces. -
Two-component transparent matt topcoat based on water dispersion of polyurethane resin. Used as a transparent topcoat in FLOOR EXPERT EP and PU flooring systems, to achieve a matt surface and additional protection against damage caused by mechanical and chemical influences. -
Two-component water-dilutable covering coating based on epoxy resin. It is intended for the protection and decoration of concrete floor surfaces exposed to moderate to medium mechanical and chemical wear (warehouses, production areas, garages, laboratories, etc.). It can be used for the protection and decoration of walls and floors covered with ceramic tiles. It is used exclusively in indoor spaces. -
Two-component topcoat based on epoxy resin, solvent-free. It is intended for the protection and decoration of concrete floor surfaces exposed to moderate to medium mechanical and chemical wear (warehouses, workshops, production areas, garages, laboratories, exhibition and sales areas, etc.). It is also used as a final sealing coating in anti-slip systems for heavier mechanical loads: garages, production facilities with so-called "wet" processes. It is used exclusively in indoor spaces. -
Two-component, solvent-free, self-leveling floor screed based on epoxy resin. It is intended for strengthening and leveling concrete surfaces and cement screeds exposed to medium to heavy mechanical and chemical wear (warehouses, workshops, production areas, garages, laboratories, loading ramps, etc.), and is also used as a base layer in systems with quartz grit to achieve an anti-slip surface in garages and production facilities with so-called "wet processes". -
Two-component colored self-leveling floor compound based on epoxy resin. It is intended for the protection and decoration of concrete floor surfaces and cement glazes exposed to medium to heavy mechanical and chemical wear (warehouses, workshops, production areas, garages, laboratories, loading ramps, etc.). It is possible to achieve an anti-slip floor surface in garages and production facilities with the so-called. "wet" processes. It is used exclusively in indoor spaces.
