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A concrete floor in a garage or workshop constantly produces dust, absorbs dirt, and wears under wheels. This kind of load requires a strong protective coating.
It’s a familiar scenario: you apply the adhesive, press the panel or expanded polystyrene against the wall, and the material slowly slides down. You have to look for props, hold the board with your hands, or redo the work. Let's break down why this happens, what the main disadvantages of traditional mixtures are, and how to solve the problem using professional adhesive foam.
When planning repairs or installation work, it is important to calculate the required amount of materials in advance. This allows you to avoid unnecessary expenses and situations when the sealant runs out at the most crucial moment. In this article, we will look at what the sealant consumption depends on, how to calculate it correctly, and how much material will be needed for different types of joints.
