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The Chandigarh tricity has a lot of laboratory space: university and research labs, hospital and diagnostic labs, and pharma and biotech QC labs in Mohali and Panchkula. The Industrial Area and Mohali's industrial phases also have small plating, metal finishing and chemical units, and many buildings have battery rooms. Floors in these rooms deal with acids, alkalis and solvents that ruin tiles and ordinary coatings.

Laboratories

Lab floors don't usually face large spills, but they face frequent small ones: acids, bases, solvents, stains and disinfectants. Over time, tile grout dissolves, tiles loosen, and bare concrete under fume hoods gets etched. A chemical resistant floor for a lab typically has:

  • a jointless chemical resistant epoxy self levelling surface
  • coved skirting at walls and around fixed benches
  • a heavier lining under fume hoods, acid cabinets and sinks
  • a light colour so spills show up

Biotech and microbiology labs also need the floor to be easy to disinfect, which a jointless resin floor makes simple.

Pharma and biotech units in Mohali and Panchkula

Beyond labs, pharma units have solvent stores, chemical weighing areas and effluent treatment rooms. Each needs a lining selected for its chemicals. Where flammable solvents are present, the floor may also need to be antistatic.

Small plating and metal finishing shops

The tricity's industrial areas include small plating, anodising and finishing workshops. Tanks sit close to walls, splashes reach plaster, and acid drips under tank stands. We line floors, walls to splash height and tank bunds as one continuous system with falls to a sump.

Battery rooms

Offices, IT parks, hospitals and telecom sites have UPS battery rooms. A coved, bunded, acid resistant floor contains leaks and protects the building.

How we choose a system

We askBecause
Which chemicals, at what concentration?Different resins resist different chemicals
At what temperature?Hot chemicals are far more aggressive
Occasional splash or standing liquid?Decides thickness and lining type
Foot traffic, trolleys or heavy equipment?Decides the build-up and aggregate
How is the area cleaned?Cleaning agents also affect the floor

For unusual chemicals, we recommend a patch test before the full job.

Working in occupied buildings

University, hospital and research labs usually need work done without disrupting nearby rooms. We seal off work areas, use low-odour products where possible, and plan around academic and hospital schedules. In winter, when Chandigarh's cold slows resin curing, we heat enclosed areas to make sure the lining reaches full chemical resistance.

FAQs

Can lab benches stay in place during the work?

Fixed benches can stay, and we cove the floor around their bases. Movable benches and equipment should be cleared so the floor is continuous.

What is the difference between chemical resistant epoxy and normal epoxy?

Chemical resistant systems use resins and hardeners selected for resistance to specific chemicals, and they are often thicker. Standard epoxy coatings resist mild spills but fail under strong acids or solvents.

Do you work in Mohali, Panchkula and Derabassi?

Yes, across the tricity and nearby industrial towns.

Call +91-8755475716 or fill in the form below with details of your chemicals. More details are on our chemical resistant flooring page.

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