Used extensively throughout the food industry, this totally seamless product can be coved to ensure the highest standards of hygiene can be achieved after the floor has been laid.

There are primarily two version of Polyurethane screeds, a hand trowelled system providing a textured finish and a self levelling version. We generally recommend the troweled systems as they offer high levels of slip resistance, essential where floor areas may be constantly wet through washing down.

Trowelled polyurethane screeds are laid at 6mm for normal use and 9mm where steam cleaning of the floor is required, this highly chemical and temperature resistant floor is actually stronger than concrete.

Hand Trowelled Polyurethane screed 9mm

Typical level of Texture

Product Overview:

• Very high chemical resistance
• High abrasion resistance
• Easy to clean and sterilise
• Heat resistant to 120 degrees at 9mm
• Withstands high mechanical stress
• Good slip resistance
• FeRFA Type 8

Seamless Coving

It is common, especially in commercial kitchens and food manufacturing facilities where polyurethane screeds have been installed, to incorporate a seamless floor cove. The coving is formed in-situ with a similar material to the floor and is often colour matched, although a contrasting colour is also possible.

The cove can be finished to a trim installed on the wall, or in some cases can be seamlessly finished into the wall finishes, wether that be tile, wall panelling etc. Common coving sizes are 100mm high with either a 50mm or 25mm radius cove, although the cove height can be adjusted to clients requirements.