At NIRAJ AND PATEL ASSOCIATE, we use advanced abrasive blasting and airless spray equipment to deliver top-quality results—without ever subcontracting our work. As authorized applicators for Berger Paints and Asian Paints, we ensure trusted, professional service every time.
* Epoxy flooring is a thermosetting resin applied as a coating on concrete floors.
* Forms a hard, durable, chemical-resistant surface.
* Extremely tough and durable.
* Excellent chemical, abrasion, and impact resistance.
* Good adhesion to concrete.
* Can be applied in thick layers for heavy-duty use.
* Available in various colors and finishes (glossy, matte).
* Industrial warehouses
* Manufacturing plants
* Garages and workshops
* Food processing plants (with proper food-safe grades)
* Can be brittle, may crack under heavy impact.
* Not very UV resistant; can yellow or degrade in sunlight.
* Less flexible; not ideal for areas with substrate movement or temperature changes.
* PU flooring is a flexible resin coating, often used as a topcoat over epoxy or as a standalone system.
* Offers elasticity and UV resistance.
* High flexibility and abrasion resistance.
* Excellent UV stability—won’t yellow or degrade under sunlight.
* Good chemical resistance, especially to oils and solvents.
* Comfortable underfoot with some impact absorption.
* Often used as a clear or pigmented topcoat over epoxy.
* Commercial buildings
* Sports facilities
* Hospitals and laboratories
* Areas exposed to sunlight or temperature fluctuations
* Generally less hard and tough than epoxy.
* Usually more expensive than epoxy.
* Requires good surface preparation and proper application conditions.
| Feature | Epoxy Flooring | PU Flooring |
|---|---|---|
| Hardness | Very hard and durable | Flexible, slightly softer |
| Chemical Resistance | Excellent | Very good |
| UV Resistance | Poor (prone to yellowing) | Excellent |
| Impact Resistance | Good but can be brittle | Better due to flexibility |
| Application | Thick coats possible | Usually thin coats or topcoats |
| Cost | Generally lower | Generally higher |
