Are Concrete Floors Too Hard?
Tile floors are not known for being comfortable. Epoxy flooring, however, can be adapted so that it has a feel of give as you step on it. No matter the type of flooring used underneath, most restaurants and industrial-grade kitchens choose rubber runners to cushion the feet and legs.
Is Epoxy Flooring Simple to Sanitize?
A high-grade color stained or epoxied concrete floor highlights a polyurethane sealer that is essentially just as protective as the sealers we implement on garage flooring and service areas with heavy traffic. Carts won’t scrape it. Liquids can’t stain it. Falling tools will not leave a dent. When it comes to strength, durability and ease of maintenance, coated concrete ordinarily comes out on top.
Isn’t Epoxy Too Slick for Kitchens?
It’s undeniable that shiny epoxy floors in showrooms and retail stores can be slippery when wet, but their floors focus on aesthetics, not functionality. That does not hold true when you implement epoxy coatings for a kitchen surface. By adding textures or a no-slip finish to your epoxy topcoats, your surface can have more grip than tile or vinyl. In fact, many commercial or industrial kitchens in restaurants use epoxy flooring because they offer tougher traction with the proper topcoat.
Decide Upon Epoxy Flooring in Your Kitchen
You may have other questions about using epoxy flooring in your commercial kitchen. California Custom Coatings has the knowledge, experience, training, and skill to answer them all truthfully and completely. Please contact our office by phone or use our online form to submit your questions, and we will respond with clear answers. We are happy to help you in achieving the functional kitchen floor that you’ve been looking for!
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