Bitumen removal from concrete floors is a critical preparation step when installing a new epoxy resin floor. Existing bitumen residues act as a barrier and can prevent proper adhesion of the resin system, leading to failure or delamination. The process typically involves mechanical grinding or specialist removal techniques to fully eliminate the bitumen and expose a clean, sound concrete substrate. Proper bitumen removal ensures the epoxy resin bonds effectively to the concrete, delivering a durable, long-lasting and high-performance floor finish.
450㎡ resin flooring at a new refrigerator hire warehouse in Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. Floor preparation We carried out extensive floor preparation using our diamond grinding equipment, ready for priming and the high-build topcoat. See previous project. Expansion gaps...
450㎡ floor preparation at a new refrigerator hire warehouse in Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. We ground the floor and re-cut the expansion gaps, ready for priming and the high-build topcoat. Client : Property developer Location : Daventry Date : 2023
270㎡ bitumen removal, School cricket pavilion, South London 270㎡ bitumen removal using diamond grinding, them Mapei primer, followed by 350 bags of deep fill Mapei self levelling compound. All ready for the floor layers to lay 5mm Amtico floor covering.Bitumen removal...
