Epoxy Resin Flooring Over Tiles

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Epoxy resin flooring over tiles.

First and foremost you will need to consider that the epoxy is only as durable as the surface it is bonded with. This consists of two components namely the resin and the hardener and can be applied as a coating after exact mixing. If you want to tile over concrete or wood and there s a thick coat of epoxy on the surface already you can tile right over it but prepare first. Receive our latest product updates and promotions.

De gloss the epoxy making sure none of it is coming up anywhere and get it as clean and dry as possible before you start tiling. Tile is covered with a smooth finish that prevents anything from getting through to the surface. Epoxy flooring epoxy flooring is made with a resin. In principle almost all materials can be coated with epoxy resin.

Pro tips tricks newsletter. Epoxy paint is often used to seal both concrete and wood floors. The short answer is yes and no. When going over the top of a tiled floor the main concern is adhesion with epoxy onto the tile and tile onto concrete.

This makes it very resistant to a number of things that would damage other types of flooring such as chemicals water heavy items items being dropped and normal wear and tear. You will be applying the epoxy to the tiles rather than the concrete floor. While it is unwise to install epoxy floor coatings over structurally unsound concrete and while application of resinous flooring over wood or ceramic tile must be carefully considered other types of substrates also require experienced professional floor preparation and installation. If you expect to apply an epoxy coating then you need to get the finish to a point where it can accept the coating.

Shimicoat epoxy over tile systems are durable elegance decorative and affordable. Our system goes right over it and makes beautiful decorative finishes which will make you happy every time you see it. Some floor tiles have a glossy finish from the glazing process which can make them tricky to bond to. You can look to micro etch with acid based etchers but in my experience this kind of preparation can be hit and miss.

Step 1 clean and prepare the tile floor. If the tiles are glazed the gloss will need to be removed by grinding to allow the epoxy to grab hold. Epoxy is hard which is good for laying tile but it s also slick and glossy which isn t.