An architect or specifiers primary concerns when specifying for a medical facility include high frequency and aggressive cleaning due to the need for a sterile environment. They also require extreme durability that can withstand heavy foot traffic and portable medical equipment.

Benefits

• Seamless, non-permeable and anti-microbial surfaces
• Thermal shock resistant for areas subject to steam cleaning
• Highly chemical resistant ‘novolac coatings’
• Electrostatic dissipative (ESD) coatings for highly sensitive electronic equipment rooms
• Coefficient of friction (COF) meets ADA Flat & Inclined Surfaces, OSHA and NFPA requirements

Typical areas of use include, but are not limited to:

• Lobby and public areas
• Offices
• Patient rooms
• Laboratory and testing facilities
• Diagnosis rooms
• Operating rooms
• Pharmacies
• Emergency rooms
• X-ray and MRI facilities
• Kitchens and cafeterias
• Restrooms and locker rooms
• Mechanical and custodial areas