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STONARD FLOORING: Hardworking Floors Built for Relentless Business Environments

Sep 28
2 min read

In busy commercial and industrial facilities, floors face constant demands—from heavy traffic and spills to chemicals, moisture, impact, and frequent cleaning. Choosing the right flooring system can make a significant difference in safety, hygiene, durability, and long-term performance.


Stonhard Flooring Epoxy Flooring and Polyurethane Flooring

Why Choose Poured Flooring?


Safer. Cleaner. Tougher. More Hygienic.


Poured-in-place flooring creates a seamless surface without the joints and gaps commonly found in traditional flooring systems. Fewer joints mean fewer areas where dirt, moisture, and contaminants can collect, making floors easier to clean and maintain.


Depending on the facility's requirements, poured flooring systems can also be designed with performance characteristics such as slip resistance, chemical resistance, impact resistance, static control, and customized textures.


Epoxy Flooring: Built for Performance


Epoxy flooring transforms concrete into a durable, seamless surface designed to withstand demanding environments.


Depending on the system selected, epoxy flooring can provide excellent chemical, abrasion, moisture, and slip resistance, while creating an easy-to-maintain surface suitable for commercial and industrial applications.


With a wide range of colors and decorative options available, epoxy systems can also combine hardworking performance with a clean, professional appearance.


Polyurethane Flooring: Tough with Flexibility


Polyurethane, or urethane flooring, provides another high-performance option for demanding facilities.


Its resistance to chemicals, abrasion, moisture, and temperature changes makes it particularly suited to environments where ordinary flooring may struggle. Its seamless construction also supports easier cleaning and a more hygienic working environment.


Built Around the Demands of Your Facility


There is no single flooring system for every environment. The right solution depends on factors such as traffic, chemical exposure, temperature, moisture, cleaning requirements, and operational demands.


From busy commercial spaces to demanding industrial and food-processing facilities, professionally selected poured flooring systems can help create safer, cleaner, and more durable working environments.



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