Buying Confidence with Dur-A-Flex, Inc.
Can you put a price on confidence? We think so, and so do the thousands of Dur-A-Flex, Inc. customers across the world. Read on to learn more.
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Tips for Choosing the Right Accelera Product Based on Relative Humidity
Learn which Accelera product will work best based on relative humidity percentages and more.
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What is the Best Floor for a School?
Resinous floors are a standard option in many schools. This post will help you better understand which flooring systems work best (and why) for various areas.
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Choosing the Right Floor for Food & Beverage Processing Plants
Understand which floor options are able to withstand the conditions in a food and beverage processing facility and why not all floors are created equally.
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Shipping Resinous Floor Products: 8 Tips for a Seamless Process
Customer service offers eight tips to make shipping and delivery of your Dur-A-Flex floor systems a better experience — and ultimately save you money.
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How to Determine Which Resinous Floor is Right for You?
There are several resinous flooring solutions available for almost every environment. Dur-A-Flex is happy to help you choose the right floor for your needs.
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Ten Questions to Ask Before Recommending a Resinous Flooring System
Every space has its own unique challenges and requirements. Taking the time to thoroughly understand your end users’ specific flooring needs will empower you to choose the best solutions for…
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Simple Steps to Maintain Your Resinous Floors During Winter
Simple Steps to Maintain Your Resinous Floors During Winter We are not trying to be alarmists, but winter is coming and for many of us across the USA that means…
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Installing Epoxy in Winter — Tips and Best Practices!
Dur-A-Flex contractors know it is best practice to let resinous flooring materials acclimate to the environment before using. While this is applicable year round, it is especially important to pay…
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What Caution Tape?
We’ve all been here a time or two. That fist clenching, eye rolling agony of someone stepping in that freshly broadcast floor coating. Whether a misstep by a broadcaster or another tradesman ripping through miles of caution tape only to be greeted by sticky feet —fret not because we have a solution.
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