Resbuild MMA Smoothscreed
Self smoothing floor screed
As a tough, impervious, chemical resistance floor finish where hygiene and ease of maintenance are important e.g. food and beverage production, hospitals, canteens and kitchens, pharmaceutical plants, laboratories, etc. and in manufacturing industries where a fast return to service and minimal down times are essential.
Description
Resbuild MMA Smoothscreed has been designed to provide a hard wearing, impervious floor finish which is hygienic and easy to clean. Resbuild MMA Smoothscreed with its combination of attractive finish and excellent resistance to a variety of chemicals, is suitable for a wide range of light industrial environments. The product exhibits very fast curing characteristics allowing a full return to service after 2 hours. Resbuild MMA Smoothscreed is typically laid at a thickness of 2-4mm. The aesthetic finish may be augmented by incorporating a decorative flake or coloured Quartz broadcast.
Advantages
- Fast cure and return to service
- Very good chemical resistance
- Hard wearing
- Excellent abrasion resistance
- Hygienic and easily cleaned
- Range of slip resistant finishes possible
- Sound adhesion to concrete and metal substrates
- Easily applied
- Suitable for wet and dry areas
15 Jun
Another sucessful project using Resbuild Ultracoat in Bulgaria
09 Feb
Resin Building Products Limited are delighted to announce the launch of their brand new Facebook and Instagram pages.
16 Dec
Resbuild reduces carbon emissions!
06 Feb
Resbuild MMA Smoothscreed FR has been successfully installed in Chancery Lane Underground Station in Holborn, Central London.
18 Aug
3700m² of Resbuild SF Coating successfully installed
15 Jun
Another sucessful project using Resbuild Ultracoat in Bulgaria
09 Feb
Resin Building Products Limited are delighted to announce the launch of their brand new Facebook and Instagram pages.
16 Dec
Resbuild reduces carbon emissions!
06 Feb
Resbuild MMA Smoothscreed FR has been successfully installed in Chancery Lane Underground Station in Holborn, Central London.
