Industrial Epoxy Kitchen Flooring | USDA & FDA Compliant

Epoxy kitchen flooring is a particularly strong floor choice for a dry kitchen space, as an example, bakeries, prep areas or catering, and the like. Why is compressive strength important in epoxy flooring? It has a higher compressive strength than most other resin products, which is a critical quality as it protects against impact and has incredible wear, creating a great return to service.

What flooring should I consider for a holistic kitchen with both dry and wet areas? If you are looking for a holistic kitchen that combines both dry and wet areas, consider our urethane concrete flooring systems, as they retain exceptional thermal shock characteristics, but they do sacrifice about 2,000 pounds of compressive strength.

How do compressive strength levels compare between concrete, epoxies, and urethanes? To keep this in perspective, concrete is typically 3500 pounds of compressive strength, whereas epoxies are nearer to 10.000 and urethanes approximately 8,500 pounds, depending upon the manufacturer.

Therefore, all these epoxy resinous flooring systems boast extreme durability, but using an epoxy kitchen floor maximizes your benefits.