Cement resin floor versus PU resin floor: when to choose which?

Are you currently orienting yourself on a resin floor, but doubting between a cement resin floor and a PU resin floor? To make the choice easier, we have listed the biggest advantages and differences of both types of resin floors.

Cement resin floor versus PU resin floor

A cement resin floor (also called a cement-bound resin floor) has various unique properties compared to a PU resin floor (also called a synthetic resin floor). As their names already reveal, the main component of a cement resin floor is cement and for a PU resin floor a (liquid) synthetic casting resin is used. The material use and the application method are decisive for the final look and feel. Below you will find an overview of the most important properties of both resin floors:

Cement resin floor PU resin floor
Exceptionally wear-resistant Offers the most walking comfort
Authentic and stony character Sleek modern look
Fits perfectly with an industrial style Feels comfortable and warm
Can be laid under a slope Naturally more crack-bridging
Also has wall applications Lightly elastic and somewhat sound-absorbing

The similarities

Despite their difference in look and feel, cement resin floors and PU resin floors also share many similarities. For instance, both are…

Versatile resin floors of project quality

Craftsmanship and an eye for detail determine the quality of a resin floor. With the right partners, we know how to keep this quality high.

At TREU interior specials you can go for both cement resin floors and PU resin floors. The Ambacht and Artificial resin floors are both very versatile in use. The floors share a long lifespan, high quality and seamless character. In short, all the properties for a successful resin floor project.

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