In educational environments, the concrete slab carries the daily load of instruction—corridors, classrooms, labs, cafeterias, and athletic spaces all depend on surfaces that stay safe, cleanable, and resilient under heavy use. Floors must tolerate rolling carts, frequent sanitation, and changing occupancy patterns without sacrificing appearance or uptime.
Traditional concrete can struggle under these demands. Porosity and moisture can harbor contaminants and encourage mold or mildew; abrasion and differential drying lead to dusting and efflorescence. Under resilient flooring, elevated RH or high surface pH can compromise adhesives, causing delamination, repairs, and schedule disruptions.
