Benefits of Epoxy in Hospital Environments
Benefits of Epoxy in Hospital Environments
Affordability
Our product is sourced and manufactured to be an affordable option for those with strict operating or building management budgets. The raw materials have been around for long enough to be produced at high levels, without passing those costs on to customers. We work with you on your onsite priorities; so we can make the most of your budget. As you shop for materials for your floors, tables, and other surfaces you’ll be hard-pressed to find a more affordable option. The labor costs involved are also minimal in comparison to other floorings that take weeks to complete. Couple that with epoxy’s longevity, and it’s a winning option for medical facilities.
- On Budget Product
- Ease in Product Sourcing
- Fewer labor costs
Durability
We won’t bore you with the chemistry class here but, this is a snapshot of why epoxy is so durable. The compounds involved are simple and safe when unmixed. When they are combined with resins, the compounds work together to create a nonporous, hardened material, that is nearly indestructible. These resins are so tough, that they can withstand the heavy equipment and non-stop foot traffic that hospitals are notorious for. This is a value-add for building management teams who will spend less time repairing and replacing flooring and can now tend to more demanding projects instead.
- Made From Tough Compounds and Resins
- Nonporous Material Ideal For the Medical Field
- Stands Up To Medical Equipment
- Frees Up Building Maintenance Staff
Customization
Hospitals can benefit greatly from the customization options of epoxy. Imagine telling visitors to follow the green arrows to get them to the right elevators, or the red boxes that will take them to the ICU. Epoxy is now, not just a great flooring material, but also a communication tool. You will have the ability to customize your facility’s zones and also use other things like patterns to brand your business. Even better, we can add various textures and non-slip silica to ensure your staff and visitors have a safe working or walking environment. This is crucial for large facilities that have all kinds of people moving within them, some of which may be physically challenged as they are recovering.
- Color, Texture, Pattern Customizing
- Epoxy as a Communication Tool
- Safer Option for Various People at Your Facility
Longevity
Hospital-grade epoxy flooring is constructed to outlast any of its comparison materials. It will do so without the often accepted deterioration or poor-aesthetic of other materials. This is a driving force to the value of epoxy floor coatings for medical environments. The money spent on these floors long-outlasts competitor flooring since repairs and replacement are minimal. What would it be like to not have to give your facility flooring a second thought for the next several years?
- Superior Wear and Durability
- Better Value
- Outlasts Many Comparison Flooring Options
Safety
One of the main concerns of our medical clients is how safe their flooring needs to be for compliance and regulation. These floors meet those expectations with ease. They are safer to walk on and can be constructed to prevent slip and fall incidents. They are also fire-resistant which can be a life-saving factor in a facility that is tough to evacuate. Epoxy flooring and epoxy surfaces are also antimicrobial. We understand medical facilities must be bacteria and virus free and well as easy to clean. All of these factors make a great case for the function of your medical facility.
- Compliance Aligned Material
- Slip- Resistant Coatings
- Fire-Resistant Product
- Antimicrobial Properties
Epoxy in the Medical Field
Ideal Material in These Environments
Epoxy in the Medical Field
Ideal Material in These Environments
We have installed eye-popping lobby flooring to help patients and staff get an immediate feeling about the professionalism of the facility. If you take this much care of your lobby, chances are you take great care of the people within the structure.
We have also worked with staff to use flooring as a communication tool. It’s always easier to tell visitors to follow arrows, or colors to help them get to the right area of the complex.