Polyurethane flooring course
Polyurethane is the other half of resin flooring. Learn when PU does a better job than epoxy, how to finish a floor with a UV-stable topcoat and how to seal joints that stay closed.
What you learn about polyurethane
- Epoxy, polyurethane or polyaspartic – what to use where
- Where PU makes sense: sunlight, living spaces, floors that need to flex
- Two-component aliphatic PU topcoats that don’t yellow in the sun
- Elastic PU sealant, primer and backing rod for movement joints
- PU topcoat in numbers: consumption and cost per m²
Why learn polyurethane together with epoxy
Many floors we pour combine both: an epoxy base for strength and a polyurethane topcoat where UV light, wear or comfort matter. Knowing where each material belongs is what separates a floor that lasts from one that turns yellow by the garage door within a year.
How the course works
Online video lessons from our own jobs, at your own pace and on any device. Ask a question under any lesson and a technician from our crew answers. Access doesn’t expire.
Questions about the polyurethane flooring course
Is this a separate polyurethane course?
No. Polyurethane is part of our online epoxy flooring course, alongside epoxy and polyaspartic systems. You get it in both packages: Standard (€649) and PRO (€3,499).
Do I need experience with resin floors?
No. The course starts with the substrate and materials, then moves on to pouring, decorative finishes and pricing.
Can I use polyurethane outdoors?
Outdoors and wherever a lot of sun comes in, epoxy yellows and chalks. That is where a UV-stable polyurethane belongs, and the course shows where to draw the line.
When does enrolment open?
Enrolment isn’t open yet. Join the waiting list on the course page and we’ll e-mail you when it opens.