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How to Combat Substrate Moisture Failures Using Cementitious Urethane Flooring Systems on Concrete Floors

  • How to Combat Substrate Moisture Failures Using Cementitious Urethane Flooring Systems on Concrete Floors
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  • How to Combat Substrate Moisture Failures Using Cementitious Urethane Flooring Systems on Concrete Floors3
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How to Combat Substrate Moisture Failures Using Cementitious Urethane Flooring Systems on Concrete Floors

Blistering in the floor caused by substrate moisture can result in huge cost and sanitation implications, as it could not only lead to operational down time and expenditure on unexpected repairs, but it can also make an area vulnerable to bacterial growth.

The heightened contamination risks that stem from floor failures can be a major concern for many workplace environments, especially in the food & beverage and healthcare industries.

These difficulties can be minimized by carefully analyzing the site’s substrate and making sure that the floor preparation, build up and materials are tailored to avoid moisture related blistering.

To get a broader more detailed overview of how to combat substrate moisture and other factors to consider when specifying cementitious urethane materials within an industrial environment, check out Flowcrete Americas’ informative whitepaper ‘How to Combat Substrate Moisture Failures Using Cementitious Urethane Flooring Systems on Concrete Floors’.

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Rebekah Jones

Rebekah Jones is the Marketing Communications Director at Flowcrete Group Ltd. In this role Rebekah sets out the global communications strategy for a Group that encompasses several of the world's leading construction chemical brands.

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