PolyShield Floor / EDU
School floors and public buildings experience peak loads, sand, wet shoes, furniture and tight holiday windows. The correct route differs between entrance, corridor, room and technical room. We therefore select per zone and test cleaning, grip and planning in advance.
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 fast colored base, selected flake mix and transparent protection for business areas where appearance and daily use come together.
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A polyaspartic system completely infused with colored quartz for industrial zones where traffic, moisture and controlled texture are decisive.
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Finishing and use
Business added value
Recording, preparation and release are designed around the available teaching window.
Entrance, corridor, room and technical room do not have to have the same texture.
Cleaning method and desired appearance are determined before system selection.
Selection conditions
From question to floor plan
Student routes, peak times, furniture and cleaning are recorded per zone.
Finish, grip, zones and test panels are coordinated with management.
Work areas, ventilation and release are recorded in a verifiable plan.
Frequently asked questions
Rapid Flake is often attractive because of its forgiving image. Entrances and difficult routes may require a quartz system; classrooms can be equipped with a quieter uni route.
Yes, provided that the surface area, subsurface repair, climate and layer structure fit within the available window. This is calculated in advance.
Not automatically. Such areas require additional validation of hygiene, emissions, chemicals and details. That route is assessed separately.