Products

If you have a floor problem, Garland's got you covered.

Why does Garland offer so many choices? Because, with so many diverse flooring conditions and environments, one product can't possibly meet all of your needs. We take the time to survey your building and recommend the best possible systems for your unique flooring problems.

There's no such thing as a "one coating fits all" solution in our business. By having a Garland specialist examine your operation, you can be assured of getting the right combination of products for your specific application.

With the most extensive product line in the industry, the Garland Floor Company will custom design your floor system and provide you the best value for your money.

You may require several different systems in  your facility, and Garland has the flexibility to give you exactly what you need. No more and no less. Other manufacturers that only offer a limited choice of products can't possibly design the proper system cost-effectively.

Each product line that the Garland Floor Company carries includes a Wide range of products for applications ranging from light-duty to the most harsh environments. Garland has the expertise and full product line to give you exactly what you need at a price you can't beat. What we are talking about is "Value."

If you have any questions or problems concerning your floor, call our to toll-free hotline, 24 hours a day, seven days a week: 1-800-321-2395.

Installation Requirements

The first step in installing any of Garland's systems involves the preparation and cleaning of the substrate. All oil, grease and chemicals should be remove by scraping or washing with detergents prior to acid-etching, shot-blasting, sanding or buffing.

Shot-blasting is the preferred method of surface preparation. This method removes all surface laitance and contamination. It also opens the surface of the concrete allowing for deeper penetration of the primer creating a superior bond. Unlike alternative surface preparation methods, shot-blasting does not introduce moisture into the concrete. Moisture, especially hydrostatic pressure, has been proven to cause failure with polymer coatings and resurfacing. The surface profile generated with shot-blasting produces a higher bond strength initially and later allows recoating without further concrete surface preparation. Garland recommends aggressive shot-blasting for all resurfacing systems.

Sanding and buffing are sufficient preparation for previously coated areas. Acid-etching has been used successfully to prepare concrete surfaces for minimal to moderate foot traffic when coatings are being applied. When acid-etching is being performed, all surface laitance and other contaminants must be removed. After the acid solution has stopped foaming, power-washing is recommended to thoroughly rinse all salts and other residue from the etched floor. Allow the floor to dry before applying a primer. Consult Garland Floor Company for specific recommendations.

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Pricing = Value.