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Resilient floors · PU refurbishment
PU surface.
Assess before renewal.
PU surface refurbishment starts with resilient flooring, substrate, use and an approved system – assessed before a renewal is planned.
01 01 · Existing potential
Preserve what performs.
Refresh what matters.
Worn traffic lanes, scratches or an outdated colour concept do not automatically mean a resilient floor has to be replaced. Where the build-up and substrate allow, refurbishment can be a considered alternative.
SteinWert assesses material, use, damage and junctions on site. Only then do we recommend a suitable route for appearance, protection and future care.
02 02 · Suitable finishes
These finishes are often considered for refurbishment. Suitability is always established following a condition assessment.
Resilient by nature.
Linoleum
A durable material with a distinctive surface
LVT
Design floors with wear and maintenance needs
Rubber
Resilient floors in heavily frequented areas
03 03 · Two design routes
The right direction depends on the existing floor, the desired look and future use.
New colour or transparent protection.
A
PU Color
For floors that are intended to receive a new, consistent colour and a visible design transformation.
Colour as a new spatial identityB
Transparent protective solution
For existing designs that should remain visible and need an appropriate protection and care outlook.
Deliberately retain the existing look04 04 · Spaces that carry colour
Eight ideas for resilient floors.
An image series for varied project settings – inspiration for colour direction, zoning and a well-maintained overall feel.
Health & careCalm routes, clear orientation
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
Schools & educationZone movement intelligently
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
ChildcareGentle colour for young explorers
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
Sport & leisureRobust for everyday rhythm
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
Offices & administrationArrive, work, rethink
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
Hotels & hospitalityAtmosphere starts at floor level
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
RetailA floor with a recognisable identity
Illustrative application image · not a project reference
IndustryStructure for demanding zones
Illustrative application image · not a project reference04 05 · Spaces in motion
Designed for spaces
that are used.
From sensitive areas to high-traffic floors, the actual requirements of each project remain decisive.
05 06 · Our approach
Understand first.
Then design.
Assess the floor
Material, adhesion, damage, use and adjoining details are reviewed on site.
Prepare the surface
Cleaning and necessary preparation create a sound base for an even result.
Align system & colour
We define the appropriate design direction and intended protective build-up.
Support handover
Care, use and recommissioning are discussed to suit the floor.
+ Assessed for each project
Assessed for each project
A PU refurbishment is never planned as a one-size-fits-all solution. Depending on the area, we review:
- Slip resistance, traffic routes and real-world wear
- The cleaning environment and possible disinfectant or chemical exposure
- Wet areas, castor chairs, fire protection and further use requirements
Technical execution and any applicable standards are assessed for the specific project only; they are not a blanket commitment.
06 07 · Your floor
What can your floor
be tomorrow?
Share initial details about the floor finish, area, use and desired effect. Images help us prepare a non-binding first assessment.
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FAQ Frequently asked questions
Clarified before your enquiry.
The key points for a reliable initial orientation.
What does SteinWert assess before PU refurbishment?01
We assess the covering type, adhesion, existing coatings, use and property-specific surface requirements. Only then can a technically appropriate scope of work be defined.
Make an enquiry about this topicWhich details help with the initial assessment?02
The property address, approximate area, use, current photos and a short description of the condition or requirements are helpful.
Make an enquiry about this topicIs the online estimate already a binding quotation?03
No. Calculators and website information provide non-binding guidance. A binding scope and price are prepared only after the actual property conditions have been assessed.
Make an enquiry about this topicHow is the choice made between PU Color and a transparent protective solution?04
The decision starts with considering the existing resilient floor and how it is used. Where a new, consistent colour is intended, PU Color may be the appropriate design route; where the existing look is to remain visible, a transparent protective solution may be assessed. Whether and how either route can be implemented is determined after the condition assessment.
Make an enquiry about this topicWhich areas should be visible in photos for a PU project in Potsdam or Berlin?05
SteinWert’s only company location is in Potsdam; Berlin is an important area of operation. To prepare a non-binding initial assessment, an overview of the floor and details of visible damage and adjoining areas are helpful. The floor finish, approximate area, use and desired effect – colour or transparent – are also useful.
Make an enquiry about this topicThis image supports technical orientation and is not a published customer or project reference.
Technical orientation
SteinWert GmbHInformation on suitable finishes, refurbishment routes and possible project requirements draws on sector-specific technical sources. SteinWert always assesses suitability for the individual project.