Several types of flooring come with stain-resistant properties including carpet, tile, hardwood, laminate, and vinyl. Stonhard resinous floors provide exceptional stain resistance due to their seamless, non-porous design and advanced chemical formulations. Stonhard flooring have no grout lines, welds, or seams where stains can seep through. They are formulated to repel harsh chemicals, oils, and organic acids. With topcoats formulated for specific environments, Stonhard floors offer superior protection against staining. The easy cleaning and maintenance that comes with a seamless Stonhard floor makes removing materials known to stain floors simple.

Stain-resistant flooring offers many advantages, but protective properties can diminish over time if the floor is not properly maintained. Factors such as wear and tear, chemical exposure, the length of time spills remain on the surface, and certain temperatures and temperature changes, can all affect a floor's ability to resist stains. Your Stonhard territory manager can advise you on proper floor maintenance. 

It is commonly used in environments where people stand or walk a lot, such as schools, commercial kitchens, transportation concourses, hospitals, and more.

To maintain stain-resistant flooring, clean spills promptly and use a mild cleaning solution and soft cloth or mop for regular cleaning. Avoid abrasive cleaners or tools that may damage the protective coating of the floor. Stonhard has cleaning products and maintenance guidelines available for your stain-resistant flooring system.