SINNOTEC makes concrete systematically more beautiful.

Functionality and colourfulness perfectly complement each other.

Concrete does not have to be grey or rough. SINNOTEC refines wall and floor surfaces using silicate chemicals. Sinnofloor impregnations, for example, are transparent liquids that really harden and dry colourlessly. This is then followed by a covering seal as a tailor-made adapted top coat which is specific to load. As a result, SINNOTEC silicate chemistry places heaven on earth at your feet.

Sinnofloor W2-H

Technical 
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Drinking Water Certificate
and swimming pool

Sinnofloor W3-Plus

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Drinking Water Certificate
and swimming pool

Sinnofloor Coating WM/ Sinnofloor Coating WM conductive

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Sinnofloor Coating WMD Colour Deepening

Sinnofloor Coating WM conductive

Sinnofloor CW 2in1/ Sinnofloor CW 2in1 matt/ Sinnofloor CW 2in1 conductive

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Sinnofloor CW Damp mopping

Technical 
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Sinnoclean Alkalo

Sinnofloor Primer

Technical 
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Please note our T&C. We supply in accordance with Sinnotec specifications.

    Project success at a glance.


    The most important key data on noteworthy SINNOTEC projects: Know-how in Action are the names of the reports, which show you, step-by-step, the sealing and coating of concrete components and surfaces with SINNOTEC.

    Protection of concrete floors

    Design concrete Terraplan, school buildings

    Surface protection for design concrete in vocational school

    KHIA 1102

    Surface protection at Herrenchiemsee Castle

    Surface protection for concrete floors

    KHIA 1810

    Surface protection of design concrete EDEKA

    KHIA 1812

    Surface protection of design concrete with non-slip requirement R10

    KHIA 1813

    Pedestrian passage at Wiesbaden Central Station

    KHIA 1814

    Protection of facades and concrete walls

    Surface protection for exposed concrete facades N3

    KHIA 1808

    Surface protection for bio-reactors

    KHIA 1811

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