Entry Halls, Wine Rooms and Home Gyms
An entry hall is the room this finish suits best. It is seamless, it picks up the light from a fanlight or a stairwell window, and it has no grout line to keep clean under traffic that never really stops. Because the floor is poured rather than laid, it runs to the wall line and around a curved stair without a cut edge or a transition strip anywhere in it.
Wine rooms are the other frequent one. The surface is impervious, so a broken bottle wipes up instead of soaking in, and the resin is untroubled by the humidity these rooms are held at. Home gyms and studios take it for a different reason: it is hard enough for rack feet and dropped plates, and a mat lies flush on it rather than rucking the way it does over tile.






