Q: Is it suitable for premium campuses and public walkways?
A: Yes. Polyurethane colored sand offers a premium matte texture, non-glare appearance, weather resistance, wear resistance and easy cleaning, making it suitable for premium campus walkways, terrace paths, public corridors and commercial functional spaces.
Q: Can the color be customized?
A: Yes. DIMERY supports standard colors, project-specific colors, brand VI color matching and sample confirmation. We recommend confirming samples before large-area installation.
Q: Can it resist acid, alkali and disinfectants?
A: This product is designed for applications requiring stronger resistance to acid, alkali, disinfectants and chemical corrosion. The specific resistance range should be confirmed based on chemical type, concentration, contact time and test data.
Q: Is it suitable for food factories and pharmaceutical workshops?
A: Yes. Polyurethane colored sand self-leveling coating offers better resistance to cleaning, disinfectants and chemical corrosion, making it suitable for food processing plants, pharmaceutical workshops, laboratories and long-term disinfection areas.
Q: Can polyurethane colored sand be used outdoors?
A: Compared with ordinary epoxy systems, polyurethane colored sand is more suitable for outdoor terraces, campus walkways and semi-outdoor areas. It helps reduce yellowing and aging caused by UV exposure. The final suitability should still be evaluated based on sunlight intensity, temperature, humidity and the actual use environment.
Q: What is the difference between polyurethane colored sand self-leveling coating and epoxy colored sand flooring?
A: Epoxy colored sand flooring is more suitable for cost-effective indoor decoration and standard wear-resistant applications. Polyurethane colored sand offers stronger weather resistance, UV resistance, disinfection resistance, chemical corrosion resistance and anti-aging performance, making it more suitable for indoor and outdoor areas, high-frequency cleaning environments and demanding industrial or cleanroom applications.
Q: Is refinishing a better option than full replacement?
In many renovation projects, Is it cheaper to refinish floors or replace them? often comes down to substrate condition, and refinishing is usually the more efficient option when the original base can support a new decorative flooring system.
Q: What affects the total renovation budget?
The answer to how much does it cost to renovate a floor depends on the existing floor condition, project size, system thickness, color design, and installation requirements.
Q: Can this type of floor renovation be done as a self-install project?
Simple renovation projects may be suitable for self-application after proper guidance, but polymer terrazzo floor coating is usually better handled by experienced applicators to ensure surface quality and long-term performance.
Q: What type of system is commonly used for decorative floor upgrades?
Decorative floor upgrades often use polymer terrazzo or resin flooring overlay systems to improve appearance, durability and surface consistency without extensive demolition.