
At school the floor must withstand crowded corridor traffic and clean easily; in nurseries it should also be softer against falls.
Heavy, irregular traffic
School corridors face bursts of heavy traffic throughout the day; when the bell rings, hundreds of pupils move at once. The floor must resist this wear and be easy to repair.
Slip resistance
Rainwater carried in from outside and drinks spilled in the canteen raise the risk of slipping. Entrances, canteens and areas by washbasins need an anti-slip finish.
Easy cleaning
Seamless surfaces make chewing gum, paint and stains easier to remove. Light colours create a bright space but show dirt more; the choice is balanced accordingly.
Nurseries: a softer floor
Children fall often in nursery and kindergarten play areas. Rubber or flexible polyurethane-based systems are more comfortable than hard floors.
Colourful guidance
Floor colours can define play zones, queue lines and directions, bringing order and fun at the same time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which floor lasts longest in a school corridor?
Abrasion-resistant, seamless and easily repairable industrial systems.
What floor suits a nursery?
Rubber or flexible polyurethane-based systems that are more comfortable in a fall.
Can play lines be added to the floor?
Yes; coloured zones and lines can be applied as part of the coating.
Would you like a site survey for your floor? HBK Epoxy Flooring, based in Gaziantep, offers free surveys and quotations in the surrounding provinces.
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