Protect and strengthen your commercial space with Urethane Cement flooring—a seamless, chemical-resistant solution built for heavy-duty environments and long-term performance.
Urethane cement is a high-performance, resinous flooring system made from:
Urethane resin
Graded aggregates
Advanced chemical additives
It cures into a monolithic (seamless), extremely dense concrete-like surface that chemically bonds to the slab instead of just sitting on top of it.
This is not a decorative floor — it is an industrial abuse-rated system.
Commercial kitchens and chemical plants destroy floors because of:
Thermal shock (boiling water → cold washdown)
Constant moisture & steam
Acids, fats, oils, solvents, cleaners
Heavy rolling loads
Bacteria growth in grout & seams
Tile and epoxy were never engineered to handle all of those simultaneously.
Urethane cement was.
1. No Grout = No Failure Point
Tile fails at the grout lines, which:
Absorb grease & chemicals
Crack under thermal movement
Harbor bacteria
Urethane cement is seamless → no grout → no bacteria highways.
2. Thermal Shock Resistance (Huge Advantage)
Tile expands and contracts differently than concrete → cracking and debonding.
Urethane cement has a thermal expansion rate similar to concrete, meaning:
You can dump boiling water on it
Then pressure wash with cold water and it won’t pop off
This is why health inspectors and plant engineers love it.
3. Slip Resistance Without Texture Failure
Tile relies on surface texture or grit:
Wears smooth
Becomes slick with grease
Urethane cement uses aggregate-based slip resistance that:
Stays consistent
Works when wet, greasy, or soapy
4. Faster, Safer Sanitation
No grout to scrub
No chemical absorption
Compatible with steam cleaning & aggressive sanitizers
That directly reduces:
Labor cost
Downtime
Health violations
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