In today’s society of sustainability with solar panels, wind turbines and electric cars, it is logical that we have to say goodbye to an environmentally harmful and outdated technology such as polymers.

Polymerizing flexible floors means that you place several layers of wax on top of each other, a process that takes 10 to 12 hours. These wax layers are stripped once or twice a year with an alkaline agent, whereby the wastewater goes straight into the sewer and discharges millions of liters of chemicals per year.
The alternative:
Permanent protection of the floor by applying a waterborne UV coating, followed by curing with portable UV light. The result is a floor that can be used immediately with an absolutely “like new” appearance that also lasts much longer: three to five years with only frequent dry cleaning and/or a damp (flat) mop.
Benefits for everyone and the environment.