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Extreme Temperature Resistant
Finding a flooring solution for environments that regularly experience extreme temperatures is quite a challenge. Most flooring can stand up to the task for a short amount of time, but then they eventually chip, crack, chalk and erode from the stress.
Not only does this result in unsightly surfaces, it creates a dangerous situation with a high potential for accident risk and liability.
No temperature damage
The reason you won’t have to worry about extreme temperatures damaging your Everlast Epoxy Floors is because Everlast Epoxy Floors are different from the start.
Our balanced combination of flexibility, toughness and rigidity, is what makes that difference. We use only the highest quality resins in our product, and we don’t cheapen our product with a low resin-to-aggregate ratio.
High Heat is No Problem
For a resinous floor to perform in high heat conditions, it has to absorb and transfer the heat. Everlast Floor does so, and is a thick, troweled on coating that can repeatedly withstand temperatures up to 158° F. Many epoxy floors are applied by first painting the concrete, then broadcasting quartz sand into the resin. After the epoxy paint cures it is painted again. This flooring resembles a cake in that there is not enough resin in the middle, only a thin layer on top.
Hot grease and oil will then soften and penetrate this layer causing a "pitting" effect. Because Everlast Floor has solid resin all the way through, grease and oil will only lay on the surface and won’t penetrate your floor. That’s just one reason it’s the perfect choice for your commercial restaurant kitchen. Ovens, grills, and fryers, aren’t a problem either, because this flooring can absorb high heat.
Withstands Low Temperatures
Everlast Floor is an also an excellent choice for your freezers and coolers. Cold temperatures have no effect on its durability. Everlast Floor maintains its antimicrobial properties even in freezing temperatures. And you don’t have to worry about it cracking, even in the freezer!
