PU Floors in Oman's - Egg cooking heat

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Most industrial floors in the Oman use a combination system

Epoxy primer and base coats for adhesion and thickness, then a polyurethane topcoat for durability.

This isn't new - it's been standard practice for decades.
The problem is when facilities skip the PU topcoat to save money.

Epoxy alone handles moderate conditions fine.

But it has limits - heat resistance caps around 65°C, and it yellows under UV exposure.

In a warehouse where forklift traffic is constant, steam cleaning happens weekly, and the loading bay door opens onto 50 degree air, those limits get tested fast.
PU systems tolerate up to 120°C.

They resist the thermal shock of temperature swings that damages rigid epoxy.

They don't yellow. And they're more flexible, which matters when concrete expands and contracts through Oman's temperature extremes.

The tradeoff is cost. PU costs more upfront.

But epoxy floors typically need refurbishment every five years.

PU systems last closer to ten.

For facilities that can't afford downtime for floor repairs food processing, logistics, manufacturing the choice is always PU

We're seeing more clients in Oman spec full PU systems or at minimum insist on PU topcoats.

Commercial kitchens dealing with hot water washdowns.
Cold storage facilities with constant thermal cycling.
Parking structures exposed to direct sun

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Muscat, Oman

FlooringOman is an industrial flooring solution provider in Oman

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