A cement-bound resin floor shows strong similarities to a concrete floor and therefore fits perfectly in modern interiors. This type of resin floor is known for its robust, lively character and authentic look. It is therefore not surprising that the floor is widely used for living and working. An overview of the many possibilities.
Application of cement-bound resin floors
With cement-bound resin floors, use is made of a cement mixture that is troweled onto the subfloor in several layers. The result is a rock-solid and natural-looking floor entirely free of seams.
For even more ease of use and comfort, the floor can be expanded with additional options:
- By applying a synthetic topcoat, the floor acquires liquid-tight and dirt-repellent properties;
- It is possible to create a seamless transition to the wall for (even) more unity in the interior.
The application of cement-bound resin floors takes an average of five days. After about a week, the floor can be fully taken into use again in connection with the applicable curing times.
Suitable subfloors for cement-bound resin floor
A cement-bound resin floor can be applied to various subfloors, such as living concrete and tiles, as long as the subfloor is flat and dimensionally stable. In most cases, (light) sanding and the application of a primer layer is necessary for good adhesion.
Do you have underfloor heating or are you planning to install it? Cement-bound resin floors are suitable for underfloor heating.
Finishing options for cement-bound resin floor
A cement-bound resin floor is executable in white, gray, black and many other colors. Due to the wide choice of colors, this type of resin floor fits various living styles, from industrial to Scandinavian.
A mixed color version is also among the possibilities. Some frequently chosen applications:
- A cement-bound resin floor naturally has a stony appearance due to the cement mixture used, which closely resembles a concrete floor. This raw, unpolished effect is enhanced by mixing two adjacent colors during application, of which at least one is a gray shade. Are you charmed by the stony appearance, but looking for a floor with a light-elastic character? Then our resin floor Artificial Concrete offers a solution;
- With the stroke direction of the applicator, moving lines and unique color accents can be created that give an authentic marble effect;
- By applying small stones in the (still wet) floor emulsion, the outdoor feeling of terrazzo is brought inside.
Costs of cement-bound resin floor
The prices of a cement-bound resin floor differ according to the version.
A number of factors influence the resin floor price per m2, including the surface area, the required number of pre-treatments for application and any floor finishes.
At TREU interior specials, the costs for the Ambacht resin floor amount to approximately €55 – 75 p/m² including application, excluding VAT. Inquire here for all conditions and a specific price indication. Or request the resin floor brochure for a cost overview, more inspiration and detailed product information.
Rock-solid resin floor at TREU
Its unique composition and high resistance make the cement-bound resin floor Ambacht extremely suitable for residential and work applications. Be inspired and create the ultimate tone of voice for your interior project with a resin floor from TREU interior specials.
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