At Technical Finishes, we understand that the food and beverage industry demands the highest standards in hygiene, safety, and durability. Every aspect of your facility plays a role in ensuring compliance, efficiency, and operational excellence – including your flooring system. Food and beverage production environments subject floors to heavy machinery, thermal shock, aggressive cleaning agents, […]
Polyurethane flooring is a versatile and durable flooring system that can be used in various settings. The seamless and smooth finish is aesthetically pleasing and highly resistant to heavy foot traffic, chemical corrosion, and abrasion. It can absorb impacts and remain intact. Polyurethane flooring is also highly desirable owing to its hygienic properties and ease
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Polyurethane flooring is a remarkable invention with impressive features especially relevant to food and beverage manufacturing applications. Ask anyone in the industry with polyurethane flooring installed in Johannesburg, and they will tell you the proof is in the pudding. Easy on the eye, polyurethane flooring boasts impressive practical benefits making it a superior choice for
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In food and beverage flooring and manufacturing facilities, bacteria is a constant threat. Installing a hygienic flooring solution is one of the most important precautions to limiting bacteria build-up. You can easily access our Technical Finishes Polyscreed® range of polyurethane flooring in Johannesburg to make your facility safe and clean and protect yourself from the
There is an ongoing debate in the flooring industry about polyurethane vs epoxy coatings. Both these flooring types are high-quality, dependable, and aesthetically pleasing, not to mention hygienic and easy to maintain. So which one is better? Well, that may not be a straight-forward answer. In the food and beverage flooring industry, choosing the right type
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