
Safety resin flooring
Safety resin flooring is a type of resin flooring specifically designed to minimize slips and falls. It combines the inherent durability and chemical resistance of resin with a textured surface for superior grip, making it ideal for high-traffic areas prone to moisture, grease, or spills.
Characteristics
- Material- Safety resin flooring is typically made from either epoxy or polyurethane resin. Both offer excellent chemical resistance and durability, withstanding heavy foot traffic and frequent cleaning. 
- Slip Resistance- The key safety feature is the textured finish. Manufacturers incorporate various techniques to achieve this, such as: - Adding aggregates- Tiny, abrasive particles like quartz sand are mixed into the resin to create a textured surface. 
- Creating a broadcast finish- Resin is poured down, and then a layer of aggregate is scattered on top before the final coat is applied, embedding the particles for a more pronounced texture. 
- Using profiled rollers- The uncured resin is rolled with a specially patterned roller to create a textured design on the surface. 
 

Benefits
Safety resin flooring offers several advantages including:
- Superior Slip Resistance- Highly effective in preventing slips and falls, even in wet or greasy environments. 
- Durability and Toughness- Can withstand heavy traffic, wear and tear, and exposure to chemicals, making it ideal for demanding applications. 
- Easy Maintenance- Relatively easy to clean and maintain due to the seamless, non-porous surface. Some options may even have antibacterial properties. 
- Chemical Resistance- Epoxy and polyurethane resins offer good resistance to a wide range of chemicals, making them suitable for industrial settings. 
- Wide Range of Applications- Safety resin flooring finds use in various locations, including: - Industrial Galleys
- Wet Areas
- Medical Facilities
- Crew Areas
- Public Areas
 
Choosing safety resin flooring
When selecting safety resin flooring, consider these factors
- Required slip resistance level- Assess the moisture, grease, and contaminant risks to choose the appropriate floor rating. 
- Traffic volume and type- High-traffic areas or those with heavy machinery may benefit from a thicker, more robust floor. 
- Chemical resistance needs- For areas exposed to harsh chemicals, choose a more resistant resin like epoxy. 
- Budget- Safety resin flooring can vary in cost depending on the resin type, thickness, and desired texture. 
- Desired aesthetics- Resin flooring comes in a variety of colors and can even be incorporated into decorative chip or flake designs. 
By prioritizing safety and considering these factors, you can select the ideal safety resin flooring solution to create a secure and functional space.

The ERS Marine difference
We use the latest technology to ensure our quality control is top of the range including sophisticated tests for adhesion and slip resistance.
Our application techniques involve using top quality tools and highly trained staff to ensure the job is completed to the highest possible standard.
