Resin Comfort Flooring – Technical Specification
At The Resin Floor Co. we price ourselves on our keen attention to detail on every project we undertake. Endeavouring to utilise the very best products available along with the highest quality installers ensure that every project is undertaken to a high quality.
Our resin floors systems are specifically designed for various substrates suitable in residential, retail and commercial environments.
Our comfort floor systems are made up of the following build ups.
Resin Comfort Floor
Primer Layer
Scratch Coating
Resin Body Coat
2-3 Top Finishing Coats
Total floor height build up – 4-5mm
Suitable for: Residential, Commercial, Retail
Acceptable Substrates: Screed / Concrete Substrate
Resin Acoustic Comfort Floor
Primer Layer
3-5mm Acoustic Crumb Base
Resin Body Coat
2-3 Top Finishing Coats
Total floor height build up – 6-7mm (using 3mm acoustic base)
Total floor height build up – 7-8mm (using 3mm acoustic base)
Suitable for: Residential, Commercial, Retail
Acceptable Substrates: Cement Boards / Screed / Concrete Substrate / Raised Flooring
Substrate Requirements
Concrete substrates must be installed well and in accordance with the screeders / product guidelines. It is also required that the substrates be flat, dry and level and any underfloor heating systems installed are fully commission before our installation. The compressive strength on the concrete substrate should be minimum 25- 30 N/mm2, flexural/tensile strength 1.2 N/mm2, with moisture content at time of resin installation not greater than 4%.
Timber substrates normally one layer of 18 mm tongue & groove moisture resistant chipboard or marine plywood cross laid over any existing floor boards. It is required that that the boards are counter sunk and screwed securely at 100 mm centres throughout each board.
This would be followed by the application of 6mm cement boards (glued and screwed) to ensure the surface is rigid and movement free.
Lastly installation the screw heads should be filled in accordance with the Resin Floor Co guidelines along with any joint gaps in the boards.
Resin Body Coat Specifications
Compressive Strength >30 Mpa
Tensile Strength 8 Mpa
Ultimate elongation 65%
Shore hardness 60 Shore D / 40 Shore D
Tear strength 45 kN/m
Top Coat Specifications
Abrasion resistance 0.023 gram
Aliphatic, so does not yellow
Can be walked on @ 20°C 24 hours
Fully chemically hardened @ 20°C 7 days
Floor to dry/cure for minimum 24 hours for light foot traffic, careful mechanical loading after 48 hours, full chemical cure at 7 days.
| Resin Comfort Floor (Mono & Benton Look) |
Resin Acoustic Comfort Floor (Mono & Benton Look) |
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| Resin Comfort Floor Information | ||
| Installation Time | 4-5 days | 5-6 days |
| Colours | Any RAL or NCS | Any RAL or NCS |
| Suitable for concrete substrate | ✔ | ✔ |
| Suitable for timber substrate | x | ✔ |
| Underfloor Heating Compatible | ✔ | ✔ |
| Residential Use | ✔ | ✔ |
| Retail Use | ✔ | ✔ |
| Commercial Use | ✔ | ✔ |
| Standard Height Build Up | 4-5mm | 7-8mm |
| Acoustic Values | -10Db (min) | -19Db (min) |
| Maintenence / Cleaning | Easy | Easy |
| Slip Resistance | 75 (Dry test) – Equivalent to R13 20 (Wet test) – Equivalent to R9 |
75 (Dry test) – Equivalent to R13 20 (Wet test) – Equivalent to R9 |
| Shore Hardness Rating | D60 / D40 | D60 / D40 |
