Polyurethane Cement Floor

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What is Polyurethane Cement?

Polyurethane cement (also known as urethane cement) is a hybrid flooring system combining polyurethane resin with cement and other aggregates to produce a durable, highly chemical- and heat-resistant floor finish. It’s formulated to bond seamlessly with concrete substrates, delivering a robust surface that tolerates aggressive cleaning procedures, including steam and hot water washdowns.

This system is commonly finished with a polyurethane cement sealer to enhance its protective properties and ensure long-term performance in harsh operating environments.

When applied professionally, polyurethane for cement floors provides exceptional slip resistance, hygiene, and impact resilience, making it a top choice for operational safety and compliance.

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Thermal Shock Resistance

Handles extreme temperature changes, ideal for hot water or steam cleaning

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Food-Safe

Safe for direct food contact immediately after installation and non-tainting

Chemical Resistance

Suitable for aggressive chemical processing zones

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Fast Cure Time

Cures in 12 hours

Strong Slip Resistance

Ensures safety in wet or greasy conditions

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CIP (Clean in Position) Compatibility

Withstands intensive on-site cleaning processes

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Technical Specifications:

  • Thickness: Typically 6 to 9 mm, depending on application, with a maximum thickness of 12 mm.
  • Cure Time: Touch dry in 12 hours, full cure in 7 days
  • Application Temperature: +5 °C to +35 °C
  • Service Temperature Range: -40 °C to +120 °C
  • Slip Resistance: R11 to R13 (depending on finish)
  • Finish Options: Matt or textured, sealed with polyurethane cement sealer
  • Bond Strength: Excellent adhesion to concrete substrates

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Industries & Applications

Polyurethane cement flooring is trusted across multiple high-demand industries for its hygiene, performance, and durability.

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Food Manufacturing

  • Food Production Areas
  • Withstands Steam, Acids, Heat, and Spills

Chemical Processing

  • Typically Used for Acid Tank Containment Zones
  • Chemical Resistance for Solvent Transfer Areas

Pharmaceutical

  • Cleanrooms & Packaging Areas
  • Provides Sterile & Seamless Surfaces

Warehousing

  • Storage & Equipment Maintenance Areas
  • Impact-Resistant Surfaces that withstand Heavy Forklift Traffic

Polyurethane Cement Flooring Gallery

Check out our selection of photos showcasing our installations in various settings.

Polyurethane Cement - Industrial Resins Employee laying the floor
Polyurethane Cement - Grey smooth floor in a factory loading dock
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Polyurethane Cement - Red Floor for Food Prep Room
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Polyurethane Cement - Grey Floor for Food Processing Factory

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Inspection & quality control

Our team of experts will complete a thorough check of the work undertaken and provide any maintenance information.

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I have questions…

When installed correctly, a polyurethane cement floor can last between 10 and 20 years, depending on the traffic load and maintenance practices.

Polyurethane for cement floors offers excellent durability, chemical resistance, and thermal stability, making it far superior to standard floor coatings in industrial settings.

Yes, once fully cured and sealed, a polyurethane cement floor is waterproof and resistant to water, chemicals, and other liquids. This makes it ideal for environments with frequent washdowns or exposure to moisture.

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