Antimicrobial Epoxy Floors in Kenya and East Africa: Trending Floors

Why many food and healthcare in Kenya are increasingly choosing Antimicrobial Resin Floors - 

Bettercoat Company Ltd specializes in antimicrobial flooring for industries requiring an extra level of antimicrobial protection. Food processing, beverage processing, pharmaceutical and chemical industries often wash down and sanitize their floors. Within these environments, floors that are easy to clean and sanitize are critical.

Our sanitary seamless floors include both antimicrobial epoxy flooring and urethane flooring, and are customized for the needs on each project.

 

What are Antimicrobial Epoxy Floors? How do they work?

Antimicrobial is an additive that can be included in epoxy to kill microorganisms or stop their growth. The antimicrobial agent added to the floor works at a cellular level, inhibiting or stopping the growth of microorganisms and killing the pathogen.

Anywhere that microorganisms, especially bacteria, can grow is considering microbial; this is pretty much most surfaces. Interestingly, epoxy flooring is almost completely antimicrobial, making it one of the most sanitary flooring choices for almost any space.

Antimicrobial floors have biostatic effect that kills mold, mildew, fungi, yeast, algae and bacteria upon contact. The active antimicrobial agent works in a slow-release fashion that will continue to kill unwanted organisms for the life of the floor.

Why are antimicrobial epoxy floors increasingly being adopted in the Kenyan commercial and industrial flooring market?

Antimicrobial epoxy floors help reduce the risk of infection in healthcare and food processing environments, prevents the growth of mold and mildew and is easy to clean and maintain. Epoxy flooring are the most common types of antimicrobial flooring. With

Antimicrobial flooring has a surface intended to prevent the growth of bacteria, fungi and other microbes. This is accomplished by adding specialized additives to the flooring material as it is being manufactured. The antimicrobial chemicals released by these additions either kill or stop the growth of germs.

Maintaining a clean and hygienic environment is one of the critical benefit of antimicrobial flooring. The usage of antimicrobial flooring can aid in preventing the spread of dangerous bacteria and viruses in locations where hygiene is essential, such as hospitals and food processing facilities. This is crucial in light of the COVID-19 epidemic, which made the need for improved hygiene measures more apparent. Antimicrobial floors have the advantage of being simple to maintain and clean.

 

The Kenyan food processing and healthcare industries are increasingly adopting antiomicrobial epoxy floors antimicrobial flooring is becoming more crucial than ever in the modern world. It is the best option for various businesses due to its capacity to prevent the growth of dangerous bacteria and viruses, ease of maintenance, slide resistance and low-VOC qualities.

 


Bettercoat Company’s antimicrobial epoxy (resin) floors are made with an integral silver ion antimicrobial additive to impede the growth of microorganisms, thus providing long-term protection from a broad spectrum of bacteria, fungi, yeast, actinomycetes and mildew.


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