Journal · Frequently asked questions

Can a resin floor crack?

A seamless surface is not structurally independent from its substrate. If the build-up below moves, cracks or contains joints, those conditions may also affect the visible layer.

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Where the risk begins

Active cracks, unstable screeds, joints, shrinkage, moisture and movement between different materials are among the conditions to assess before installation.

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What preparation can do

Repairs, reinforcement, levelling and dedicated systems can reduce risk when they address the actual cause. No responsible specification can promise zero risk in every situation.

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A transparent decision

Substrate assessment distinguishes what can be repaired, what must be respected and what makes installation inadvisable. It is an essential part of the project, not a technical afterthought.

This information supports orientation and does not replace assessment of the substrate and actual project conditions.

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Tell us about the space, how it will be used and the atmosphere you want. The surface comes next: first we understand the project.

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