Durability

Commercial flooring requires a high degree of durability whether dealing with high traffic, frequent spills or transport of heavy equipment. Keeping your facility up and running is one of your top priorities and Bona can help. Finding an effective solution to extend the life of your floors with added durability is a responsible solution.

Durability

Floor renewal is a new yet quick and simple alternative to achieve your goal without having to remove and install new flooring once your existing flooring becomes worn.

With both chemical and wear resistance properties, your renewed floors will stand up to the toughest situations. Industry accepted testing of Bona Pure HD Resilient Floor Lacquer and Bona Pure Resilient Floor Lacquer revealed higher levels of both chemical resistance and wear resistance versus the competition.

Chemical resistance

Wear resistance

Case study: CRCC Train Floor Renewal

China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) located in Beijing China, operates one of the largest and most technologically advanced railway equipment suppliers in the world. With billions of passenger trips each year, the demands of a highly durable floor is their top priority. After discovering the high-wearing benefits of the Bona Resilient Solution, the floors were renewed bringing back their original luster while adding a layer of durability to withstand heavy foot traffic. In addition to the durability benefits, it takes CRRC only 5 hours to completely renew the floors on one coach versus days to install a new floor. After two years of real-life in-field testing, CRRC is rolling out the Bona Resilient Solution throughout its’ entire network.

Potential Causes of DAMAGE to commercial floors

Office equipment

Even in the quietest offices, floors still endure the constant damage associated with chair castors, heeled shoes, and heavy foot traffic.

Heavy foot traffic

Commercial spaces have to withstand heavy foot traffic on a daily basis while maintaining the beauty of the original design of the space.

Heavy equipment

Hospitals, manufacturing, and loading docks are all subject to heavy equipment being transported throughout the facility. These floors have to withstand constant wear and tear.