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Flooring options / resin?

BoardsMember · 2021-04-11 10:20:51

Hi all. Not too much coming back on the searches for poured resin flooring. Has anyone used it? Seems to be very good option performance wise with UFH, durable and lots of colour options. The alternative for us is semi solid or laminate. Have to do flooring for hall, sitting and living rooms (each 16 square metres), and…

11-04-2021 10:20am

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Hi all. Not too much coming back on the searches for poured resin flooring. Has anyone used it? Seems to be very good option performance wise with UFH, durable and lots of colour options.

The alternative for us is semi solid or laminate. Have to do flooring for hall, sitting and living rooms (each 16 square metres), and kitchen dining (45 square metres). The kitchen dining is a lower level, was thinking resin for there, avoid overdose of wood flooring.

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#2 17-04-2021 8:00am

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I thought there was lots of info for Ireland on google. But I have no experience of it myself.:)

https://www.topcoatsystems.com/
https://flexflooring.co.uk/areas/kitchens/

http://www.efloor.ie/services/residential/

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