Floor hardener is a particle form made by mixing cement with grit/stone chips mixture to increase hardness and durability to the concrete floor without affecting cement chemistry. Additionally, a floor hardener is also used to prevent floors from wearing out prematurely.

Polished Concrete is a Eco-friendly flooring system, where multi-step procedure that involves cutting the surface of a concrete floor of mechanically grinding and polishing it. Using metal and resin bonded abrasives to create a concrete grinding and sealing the floor surface. In this process, a densifier chemical is used as a hardener. This hardener penetrates the concrete to create a chemical reaction that creates hard concrete. Subsequent finer grits are employed to enhance smoothness, ultimately leading to a glossy, mirror-like sheen.

PU flooring is primarily known to have the excellent gloss and color varieties. Its exceptional properties are because it is more flexible than Epoxy. Essentially, polyurethane coatings have high resistance to abrasion, chemicals, fire and high voltage. Due to its excellent characteristics, PU flooring is highly recommended for industrial usage and is especially suitable for chemical and food industries, commercial laboratories, medicine and public service flooring. Additionally, polyurethane beautiful and smooth properties also make it the best option for creating a flat floor without any expansion joints.

Epoxy flooring is a highly durable and customizable flooring solution that is created by combining two main components: epoxy resin and a hardener. The epoxy resin acts as a binder, while the hardener provides strength and stability. When these two components are mixed together, a chemical reaction occurs, forming a rigid and durable surface. Epoxy flooring can be applied to various substrates such as concrete, metal, and wood. It is suitable for a wide range of applications from epoxy flooring for home use to industrial use.