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WorksheetsChapter 1 – What Is Resin Flooring?
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What best describes resin flooring?
A decorative floor paint
A seamless, in-situ applied flooring system designed for performance
A replacement for concrete
A type of ceramic tile
Resin flooring should be considered primarily as…
A decorative finish with optional performance
A cheaper alternative to tiles
A performance-driven flooring system that can also provide aesthetic value
A cosmetic coating for concrete
Which statement is TRUE about resin flooring?
Resin flooring hides all concrete defects
Resin flooring performance depends on substrate condition and workmanship
Any epoxy can be used on any concrete
Thicker resin always performs better
Why is resin flooring described as a system rather than a product?
Because it consists of multiple layers, preparation, and application methods working together
Because it uses many colours
Because it is applied quickly
Because it is more expensive
Which of the following is NOT a primary reason resin flooring is specified?
Chemical resistance
Hygiene and seamless finish
Abrasion and traffic resistance
To improve the visual appearance only
What is the role of concrete in a resin flooring system?
It becomes irrelevant once resin is applied
It has no influence on performance
Which statement about resin flooring failures is most accurate?
Failures only happen in wet areas
Failures only happen with cheap products
Failures are usually caused by colour pigments
Most failures are related to substrate condition and application, not resin quality
Why can one factory require more than one resin flooring system?
Because different areas have different functional and performance requirements
To make the project more expensive
Because resin floors cannot be consistent
Because colour changes are required
Which mindset best aligns with Cemseal's flooring philosophy?
Selling the most popular product
System design based on site conditions and performance requirements
Matching competitor brand names
Offering the lowest cost option first
After Chapter 1, what should you NEVER say to a client?
We need to assess the concrete condition first.
Different areas may need different systems.
This epoxy can solve all floor problems.
Performance requirements determine the system.
