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Barn and Shed Floor Coatings

Protective and aesthetically-pleasing coatings for hard-working, utility floors!

Floor coatings designed for the abuse common to barns and sheds.

STRONGHOLD FLOORS offers coating systems that are able to handle the abuse shed and barn floors take on a daily basis. Our barn and shed floor epoxy coatings will make your floor look great while protecting the concrete - increasing its longevity.

STRONGHOLD FLOORS' barn and shed floor coatings offer:

  • High compressive strength to withstand higher point loads.

  • High impact resistance.

  • High chemical resistance.

  • Greater compressive strength than the concrete itself.

  • Reflectiveness, helping brighten sheds and barns with limited lighting.

Barn epoxy floor coatings in Clarksville, MD
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Barn and Shed Floor Coatings Systems Offered

Due to the abuse these floors take, the following coating systems are recommended.

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Solid Color

Solid color coatings systems for barns and sheds are sand-reinforced and are much more cost-effective than color quartz coatings.

Decorative colored quartz coatings for porches, patios, and sunrooms

Colored Quartz

Decorative quartz coatings offer the same benefits as solid color, sand-reinforced coatings, but are more aesthetically pleasing.

Frequently Asked Questions about Barn and Shed Floor Coatings

Why does a barn or pole building often require higher compressive strength coatings?

Barn and pole buildings are often subjected to heavy point loads, such as jack stands, heavy equipment, and metal horse shoes.

Point load is a force (weight) applied to a concentrated point. A high point load can be more than the compressive strength of some floor coatings (where the coatings has only the same or less compressive strength as the concrete substrate).

To provide a higher tolerance to point load, a sand/quartz reinforced coating or mortar system may be required.

What if my barn has horses with steel horseshoes?
Coatings subjected to steel horseshoes will be scratched or marred over time. We recommend the use of heavy rubber matting in the walk paths. The mats should be moved from time to time so moisture doesn't get trapped between the mats and the surface of the coatings.
Can I weld over the epoxy coatings in my shed or barn?
To prevent marring or discoloration of any coating system, we recommend the use of a welding mat.
If the concrete in my barn or shed was poured without a stone base, can it get an epoxy coating?

Due to moisture vapor transmission through concrete, any concrete substrate that's receiving a polymer coating should have a stone base (at a minimum). A moisture vapor barrier is always better.

If a coating system is necessary and a stone base doesn't exist, only moisture tolerant coatings such as urethane mortar systems can be safely installed.

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