The importance of deep cleaning cannot be overemphasized, particularly for industries specialising in food and health care. These industries require top quality cleaning due to the nature of their operations.
Even the smallest level of dirt or uncleanliness can be quite detrimental, so it’s essential that junctions and edges that are typically difficult to clean like the ninety-degree angle between the wall and floor junction be properly taken care of since this junction harbours germs and could be a good breeding ground for bacteria. Resin or polyurethane covered skirting facilitates a superb solution that boasts proper hygiene. This is due to the smooth transition from floor to wall it offers. This makes it easy to reach and clean every nook and cranny of a premises.
What does Resin Coved skirting entail?
Resin coved skirting is mostly used in the food and beverage industry to shield the junction between the walls and floor from bacteria that could be breeding in such junctions. During the installation of a resin floor, a resin skirting or coving is created. This coved resin skirting is mostly created as a plastic or metal trim which is then fixed to the wall to present a sort of junction which is then sealed. Once the coved resin skirting is installed, a tanked resin system is said to be completed.
After installation and during regular use, bacteria, dirt, and dust that often get trapped in such junctions where the floor and wall meet, could be eliminated by the smooth and clean edge offered by the resin coving or skirting. With the installation in place, cleaning becomes easier, thus creating a more hygienic environment, whether it’s for dry or wet conditions. For areas prone to liquids or water spillage, stainless steel drainage is created to channel such fluids to the drainage instead of on the floor.
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What does coved resin skirting add to a room?
An epoxy resin screed floor is specifically designed to be suited to new floors and old floors due to its impact resistance and hard wearing abrasion qualities. It comes in a variety of colours and, typically, could be laid from 5mm to 10mm. Furthermore, the application and ease of achieving a smooth finish makes resin incredibly well suited for prepared metal floors and prepared concrete wood materials. Floor resin is also a superb repair material, so It can also be utilized for performing localised flooring repairs and creating falls for drainage purposes.
In creating seamless coved skirtings, resin can be utilised for the full circumference of a floor, upstands or plinths. This makes it suitable for use for various purposes such as warehousing, heavy duty industries and supermarkets. To ensure that bacteria, dirt, and contamination do not stay in the edges of the floor in areas such as food processing plants, coved bases on floor and wall joints need to be maintained for proper hygiene. This is so that bacteria doesn’t build up in such critical junctions of coved skirting.
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Resin Coved Skirting: How it Works
Floor installation can be complemented using vertical render as well as coving details. This facilitates a smooth transition from floor to wall, an essential feature for cleaning and maintaining proper hygiene for a 20-year life expectancy product.
Where Coved Skirting is Needed?
- Resin skirting is typically utilized to create a smooth edge to prevent bacteria, dirt, and contamination from getting trapped in the junction between floor and wall.
- When resin is used to produce a curved junction between a floor and wall junction, it is known as Resin coved skirting
- Skirting could either be metal or plastic trim that firmly attached to the wall before the resin floor installment
- Typically, the skirting is within the range of 4 – 10mm directly up the surface of the wall used.
Recommended Areas For Coved skirting Resin Flooring
- Manufacturing
- Pharmaceutical and medical facilities
- Brewery floors
- Processing plants
- Packaging facilities
- Food preparation areas
- Food and drink factories
- Canteens
- Wet rooms
- Toilets
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In addition to setting up concrete kerbs which come with stainless steel-based drainage systems, resin coved skirting floor edgings and trim, ployaspartic and epoxy polyurethane flooring system (ranging from heavy-duty professional floor screeds to floor coating), we offer an overall flooring bundle. We are committed to offering you expert advice when it comes to choosing the most suitable polyaspartic and resin-based epoxy polyurethane flooring to match your needs.
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