System 4.2 · Polyurethane-cement floors
Heavy-duty polyurethane-cement floor, 6–10 mm
The toughest system in the album: takes heat, steam cleaning and heavy vehicles.
- Thickness
- 6–10 mm
- Layers
- 2
- Total consumption
- ≈ 13.6 kg/m²
- Service range
- −30 to +80 °C

Colour Red-brown
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This gloss is not in the album: TNP's technical team will choose the layers for it.
Build-up
Layer by layer
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- 1 PrimingTeping PU-C PrimerPrimer consumption depends on how absorbent the substrate is. 0.4
- 2 TopcoatTeping PU-C HF 13.2
- Total≈ 13.6 kg/m²
Indicative estimate from the album consumption figures. Our technologist will confirm exact quantities for your substrate, with a margin.
Where it is used
- Chemical production
- Food production
- Warehouses
- Plant rooms
- Outdoor areas
- Car parks
Site types
- Food, chemical, laboratories
- Warehouses and logistics
- Production and workshops
- Car parks and vehicle workshops
- Retail and public spaces
Advantages
- Up to +80 °C continuously, +130 °C for short periods, and steam cleaning
- Resists acids and alkalis
- Laid with a screed box; foot traffic on the second day
Service conditions
- Mechanical load
- Very significant: including vehicles on metal wheels with polymer rims
- Liquids and chemicals
- Acids, alkalis, solvents and cleaning with hot water or steam
- Service temperature
- −30 to +80 °C
- Appearance
- Matt, textured; limited colour range
Substrate requirements
- Moisture: max 8%
- Concrete age: at least 28 days
- Compressive strength: at least 20 MPa
- Pull-off strength: at least 1.5 MPa
- The substrate must be sound, uniform, clean and dry, free of laitance, oil, grease and old coatings.
Products
Products in this system
Every product in the system is made by TNP Group under the Teping® brand.
We will calculate the system for your site
Send us the area, substrate type and service conditions. A TNP technologist will confirm the build-up, quantities and delivery times.


