PolyShield Floor / RNV
Existing floors may be contaminated, damp, weak or have been over-coated several times. Rapid overcoating without diagnosis then increases the risk. PolyShield links destructive and non-destructive testing to recovery, preparation and an appropriate Rapid, Granite or VaporFlow route.
Problem · cause · solution
That is why the choice of flooring starts with the business process. We link load, surface, finish and available downtime to an executable system route.
First system direction
This is a technical preselection. The floor scan and project specification determine the final layer structure.
A water-based, vapor diffusion open floor construction for selected existing mineral floors with increased residual moisture.
View system structure ↗A smooth aliphatic polyaspartic floor construction for business indoor and outdoor areas where planning, UV stability and maintainability count together.
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Finishing and use
Business added value
The choice between closed and vapour-open is based on research, not on preference for one product.
Usable subsurface and local recovery zones are used when technically justified.
Investigation, repair, preparation and floor finishing are planned as one project route.
Selection conditions
From question to floor plan
Use, moisture, existing layers, strength and damage are examined.
Preparation, bonding and finishing are confirmed on site.
Recovery, work areas, layer changes and delivery criteria are recorded.
Frequently asked questions
Sometimes, but not with every closed system. First, moisture source, water pressure and supporting floor must be examined; VaporFlow is for selected situations only.
Not always. Retention is only justified when type, adhesion, compatibility and load have been sufficiently demonstrated.
Cracks can be repaired, but active movement requires an appropriate detail or joint solution. A coating does not undo constructive movement.