Cast Floors Epoxy
High-gloss and ultra-resistant, our epoxy floors provide a durable, seamless surface that withstands heavy use while elevating your interior’s style. Perfect for both industrial durability and designer aesthetics.
Cast floors are known for their cool and sleek character, but nowadays we can make these floors completely custom and to your wishes and even give the floor a warm feeling or make it a bit busier.
A cast floor can be combined very well with the materials that are used today – such as black kitchens and steel doors. But this is not the only reason that more and more people are choosing this floor.
This is mainly due to the fact that a cast floor has properties that make it a very nice product to process in private homes.
In principle, you can choose from three types of cast floors:
A cast floor is a thin layer of liquid cement, plastic or epoxy that is spread and then hardened.
The thickness of our cast floor UV, cast floor comfort and residential concrete is 3 to 4 millimeters thick. The coating floor is 1 to 2 millimeters thick.
Once you have chosen a certain type of cast floor, you arrive at the next step – the actual installation of the cast floor. We explain how this works based on the following five phases:
What needs to be done in terms of preparation depends on the floor that is there. With an anhydrite and cement screed, sanding is still required.
When there is a tiled floor, it must be sanded and leveled. With a fermacell floor, only leveling is required.
The first layer is also called the primer. Before we apply the primer, we make sure that the irregularities are removed, holes are filled and stucco residues are removed.
Then we apply the primer so that the cast floor adheres well to the substrate. Letting the primer cure takes a few hours.
After the first layer is on and has hardened well, a scraping layer of epoxy is applied. Here we scrape off the irregularities.
This creates a floor that is tight in it, after which the cast floor can then be poured on.
And only now is it really coming, the cast floor! This step ultimately determines the color and concrete look. You can be present during the start of laying the cast floor so that you can indicate whether you want a quiet or busy concrete look.
We now have extensive experience so it is not necessarily necessary to be present.
The top layer is a transparent lacquer and the last layer protects the cast floor and provides a beautiful finish. After this topcoat has been applied, all phases have been completed and the floor is ready for use.
This process takes about 4 to 5 working days. When we start on Monday, you can lightly load the floor during the weekend.
