A fast standard coating can be walkable early, but still fall short of moisture, tires, chemicals, cleaning or desired grip.
NEW BUILD / FAST FLOOR
Loadable early without forgetting use and maintenance.
A fast floor is only valuable if it also matches traffic, chemistry, cleaning, grip and appearance. PolyShield selects fast-track polyaspartic or water-based 2K systems per usage zone and links that choice to the completion schedule.Activities
Technical and logistics floors as a complete system scope.
A fast floor is only valuable if it also matches traffic, chemistry, cleaning, grip and appearance. PolyShield selects fast-track polyaspartic or water-based 2K systems per usage zone and links that choice to the completion schedule.
- Technical rooms
- Logistics work areas
- Storage rooms and collective spaces
- Workshops within utility
- Showroom and service areas
The technique must be clear before implementation.
- Insufficient adhesion to young concrete
- Heavy loads too early
- Wrong grip or difficult to clean
- Chemical attack
- Damage due to reduction disciplines
We combine usage profile, concrete control and available time window in a floor concept with appropriate primer, 2K structure and finish.
Project value
What the complete system delivers.
- 01Rapid progress in finishing
- 02Finishing per use zone
- 03Choice of plain, quartz or flakes
- 04Cleanable and wear-resistant route
- 05Clear release for commissioning
Four manageable phases.
Usage profile
Traffic, liquids, cleaning, grip and appearance are recorded per room.
Concrete preparation
Strength, flatness, moisture and curing residues determine preparation and primer.
2K floor construction
Polyaspartic or water-based epoxy is chosen based on speed, indoor climate and load.
Finishing and release
Uni, quartz, flakes or anti-slip are checked and released according to the construction window.
Release criteria
When the system can — and cannot yet — start.
Young concrete
Residual moisture and concrete maturation remain leading; a fast product does not replace a surface check.
Chemical load
Cleaning agents, oil or process fluids must be known in advance.
Protection after delivery
Follow-up work must not damage the new floor; temporary protection and routing are agreed.
QUALITY FILEDon't just apply.
Don't just apply.
Also deliver demonstrably.
- ✓ Space and load matrix
- ✓ Color and finish choice
- ✓ Work schedule planning
- ✓ Curing and release overview
- ✓ Maintenance and delivery advice
Information for every decision maker.
Main contractor
A fast floor route that fits in with the rest of the finishing plan.
User
Grip, cleaning and appearance suitable for daily practice.
Administrator
Clear maintenance information and traceable system selection.
Technical questions
Frequently asked questions.
Can every technical room have the same floor?+
That is rarely optimal. Water, chemistry, traffic and cleaning differ per room and influence the choice of system.
What is the difference between quartz and flakes?+
Quartz is mainly used for grip and mechanical structure. Flakes provide more visual markings and can make minor contamination visually less visible.
How fast is fast track?+
This varies per product, temperature, layer structure and load. The project-specific curing table determines the true release.
FROM ORIENTATION TO PROJECT DECISION
Connect to the phase your project is currently in.
You do not have to choose a system or product yet. Start with the information that is already available; we identify what is still technically lacking.01 / DRAFT
Preparing details or specifications
For design teams that want to define performance, building components and system boundaries early.
Start with basic principles →02 / WORK PREPARATIONCheck scope and planning
For construction teams with drawings, quantities or specifications that require technical pre-selection.
Share project information →03 / EXECUTIONDiscuss a specific building part
For projects with an implementation window, accessible work area and a targeted technical question.
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