Food Grade Polyurethane Floor Screed Wingate County Durham

Added: 25th January 2026

Food industry dairy flooring specialists Resin Flooring North East have installed 40m2 of food grade polyurethane floor screed and 30 linear metres of coved skirting within the loading bay and plant room at Embleton Hall Dairy, Murton Hall Farm in Wingate, County Durham North East England.

The concrete substrate was prepared by dust free diamond grinding to provide a key for the new food grade polyurethane flooring system. A chase 10mm wide and 10mm deep was then cut into the substrate around the perimiter of the area using dust free diamond tooling to anchor the resin flooring once installed.

The carefully prepared concrete substrate was then vacuumed to remove all traces of dust and debris. The concrete substrate was then primed with a DPM epoxy primer and then broadcasted with a coarse dried silica aggregate.

A food grade polyurethane floor screed was then installed upon the carefully prepared and primed concrete substrate at a depth of 9mm by trowel in the colour Lincoln Green.

A coved skirting detail was then installed around the perimiter of the plant room 100mm high with a 2inch radius by trowel using a polyurethane wall render in the colour Lincoln Green. The coved skirting was then sealed with a polyurethane sealer coat in the colour Lincoln Green to complete the operation.

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