Floor Coatings Inclusive is full of great information on concrete floor coatings and resurfacers – from garage floors to food production facility floors, this site is the one to browse for quick, easy-to-understand information about the different types of concrete floor coatings and resurfacers and the environments best suited to them. 

One neat feature on Floor Coatings Inclusive is the ability to add your own comments and share with others, as well as submit your own concrete floor coating related information and images for publication on the site.  I am definitely going to revisit this site often as it looks like great tips are continually added. 

They even made that simple to do as well.  All you have to do is subscribe to the RSS feed to receive automatic updates!

Coated concrete floors are not all alike.  Just because your concrete floor is coated, doesn’t necessarily mean it is being protected from its environmental exposure.

But a bare concrete floor will definitely deteriorate over time if not protected with the right type of floor coating or resurfacer.  In order to select the right floor coating for your needs, seek a manufacturer with a complete line up of several different coating options.

The best urethane concrete floor coating solution for your floor will most likely be chosen by the manufacturer’s installer – so choose the manufacturer carefully or you could end up with the incorrect floor coating system on your floor.

If you’re looking for basic information on epoxy floor coatings, this is a great resource to learn what concrete floor conditions can handle epoxy coatings. 

I didn’t realize that the floor’s environment dictates the type of coating it can tolerate. 

One tip I learned is that epoxy floor coatings are great if you don’t have a moisture problem on your floor. 

It can tolerate wash downs on the floor but if you are using extremely hot water, your best bet is to go with another type of floor coating system.

If you’re concerned about the effect of variant temperature extremes on your inside concrete floor production areas, check out this article for some great tips.  

You can have hot and cold temperature fluctuations on the same floor and this coating solution can handle it time after time. 

The temperature fluctuations under consideration have to do with both air AND floor temperature. 

So, what’s good for the freezer room is just as good for the oven room!

Your concrete floor can be coated using several different techniques to achieve a decorative look. 

If you prefer a solid colored floor for your corporate or school logo for example, you can achieve this by adding aggregate in your choice colors to the coating. 

There are also other options for a more textured look.  Read this article to learn how your concrete floor can go from drab to fab utilizing different aggregates to achieve distinctive epoxy floor coating outcomes.