Multi-Purpose, Self-Smoothing Epoxy Resin Coating
Sikafloor 264 Epoxy Coating is a two-part, coloured, high-build, self-smoothing epoxy resin system designed for a wide range of flooring applications. Supplied as a convenient 20kg kit with two pigment packs, this versatile epoxy coating allows for easy colouration while delivering excellent durability and chemical resistance.
Ideal for both industrial and commercial environments, Sikafloor 264 can also be used in residential projects. Its self-levelling properties make it perfect for roller-applied , creating a seamless, professional-quality floor finish.
Whether used as a scratch coat, a base for vinyl flake systems, or a clear primer in combination with Sikafloor 161, Sikafloor 264 provides a reliable, long-lasting protective coating.
Uses:
Sikafloor-264 is ideal for use in:
- Manufacturing facilities
- Car park decks (intermediate and basements)
- Automotive workshops
- Clean rooms
- Amenities areas
- Educational trade facilities
- As a base coat for Vinyl Flake systems
- As scratch coats
- As a clear primer without pigment (refer to Sikafloor 161 PDS)
Characteristics / Advantages:
- Good chemical and mechanical resistance
- Easy application
- Liquid proof
- Gloss finish
- Slip-resistant surface possible
- Low VOC
Approvals / Certificates:
- VOC compliance as per Australian Standards Test ASTM D3960 Green Star V2 IEQ-13 and V1 IEQ-11
- Textures comply with P Ratings - Australian Standard AS 4586- 2013
- Particle and Outgassing emission certificates (ISO 14644-1 class 4 & GMP class A, ISO 14644-8 class 6,5)
- Good biological Resistance (ISO 846)
- Fire classification (EN 13501-1)
- Synthetic resin screed material (EN 13813:2002, CE marked)
- Coating for surface protection of concrete (EN 1504-2:2004, CE marked)
- ISEGA Certificate of Conformity for food contact
Product Information (20kg Kit with 2 x 1.15kg Pigment Packs):
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Composition: Epoxy
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Packaging:
- Part A: 13.09 kg (resin)
- Part B: 4.0 kg (hardener)
- Pigment: 2 x 1.15 kg
- Total Ready to Mix Kit: 19.40 kg (14.6 L)
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Shelf life: 12 months from date of production
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Storage conditions: Dry conditions between +5 °C and +30 °C in original, unopened packaging
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Appearance and colour: Resin (coloured liquid), Hardener (transparent liquid), Extended colour range (RAL colours available)
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Density (Mixed resin): ~ 1.43 kg/l (at +23 °C)
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Solid content by mass/volume: ~100 %
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Consumption:
~0,25–0,3 kg/m² applied as a roller coating
~0,9–1,2 kg/m²/mm applied as a self-smoothing wearing course or as finish locking coats on textured finishes.
Technical Information (Typical values at +23 °C):
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Shore D Hardness (7 days): ~76 (DIN 53 505)
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Abrasion resistance (7 days): ~35 mg (CS 10/1000/1000) (DIN 53109)
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Compressive strength (28 days): ~53 N/mm² (Resin filled 1:0.9 with F34) (EN196-1)
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Tensile strength in flexure (28 days): ~20 N/mm² (Resin filled 1:0.9 with F34) (EN 196-1)
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Tensile adhesion strength: > 1,5 N/mm² (failure in concrete) (ISO 4624)
Application Information:
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Mixing ratio (A:B by weight): 79 : 21 (3.8 : 1)
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Mixing ratio (A:B by volume): 2.4 : 1
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Ambient air/Substrate temperature: +10 °C min. / +30 °C max.
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Relative air humidity: 80 % r.h. max.
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Substrate moisture content: < 4 % pbw (refer to datasheet for priming requirements for higher moisture)
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Pot Life (at +20 °C): ~ 25 minutes
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Curing time (at +20 °C): Foot traffic ~ 24 hours, Light traffic ~ 4 days, Full cure ~ 7 days
Important Considerations:
- Do not apply on substrates with rising moisture.
- Protect freshly applied coating from damp, condensation, and water for at least 24 hours.
- Ensure proper substrate preparation and crack treatment.
- For exact colour matching, use the same batch numbers.
Application Instructions:
Substrate Quality / Pre-treatment: Concrete must be sound (min. 25 N/mm² compressive strength, 1.5 N/mm² pull off), clean, dry, and free of contaminants. Prepare mechanically to achieve an open textured surface. Prime as needed (Sikafloor 161 for < 6% moisture, Sikafloor EpoCem for higher moisture).
Mixing: Stir Part A, add Part B, and mix for 3 minutes. Add pigment and mix for another 2 minutes until uniform. Avoid overmixing.
Application: Apply primer if required. Apply Sikafloor-264 as a coating by roller or as a self-smoothing layer/seal coat by squeegee and back-rolling. Ensure even coverage. Clean tools immediately with Thinner C.
Cleaning of Equipment: Clean all tools with Thinner C immediately after use. Cured material can only be removed mechanically.
Recommended Preparation Method
Preparation is the key to achieving a long-lasting floor-coating system
Diamond grinding is recommended method of preparing new & old substrates prior to applying Sikafloor 264 20 kg Kit
The purpose behind concrete grinding is to remove any flaking paint and other types of contamination to achieve a clean surface as well as remove any sealer or curing agent and open concrete pores allowing 1st coat of Sikafloor 264 to penetrate deep into the surface and seal the floor.
Acid Etching might be used as an alternative option to prepare the floor for more information on how to acid etch your floor click here to be directed to an external blog. Hydrochloric acid can be purchased from pool shops or local hardware stores.
Recommended diamond tooling grits to prepare the floor prior to applying Sikafloor 264 20kg Kit
Consumption Coverage Guide| 20 kg pigmented SIKA EPOXY kit applied using a 11 – 12 mm nap roller
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Up to 30 m²
- First coat: 10 kg
- Second coat: 9 kg
- Recommended: Two coats
- Required kits: 1
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30–60 m²
- First coat: 19 kg
- Second coat: 19 kg
- Recommended: Two coats
- Required kits: 2
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60–90 m²
- First coat: 29 kg
- Second coat: 29 kg
- Recommended: Two coats
- Required kits: 3
Notes
- Please use the table above as a guide only, as the consumption could depend on the application method/style and porosity of the surface.
- Applying additional coats to the floors subject to heavy traffic is recommended
- Thin down the first coat by adding 5%- 7% of general-purpose thinners
- A slip-resistance surface covering can be achieved by adding anti-slip media
Guide to achieving R or P rated slip resistance floor covering using different grit anti-slip media
Sikafloor 264 epoxy coating is available for delivery across Sydney, NSW, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and nationwide in Australia. Whether you are installing industrial, commercial, or residential flooring, our high-performance self-smoothing epoxy system ensures durable, long-lasting results wherever your project is located.
1. What is Sikafloor 264 Epoxy Coating used for?
Sikafloor 264 is a high-build, self-smoothing epoxy coating suitable for industrial, commercial, and residential floors. It can be applied as a roller coating, self-levelling finish, scratch coat, or base for vinyl flake systems. Typical applications include manufacturing facilities, car park decks, automotive workshops, clean rooms, and amenities areas.
2. How many coats of Sikafloor 264 should I apply?
For most projects, two coats are recommended. The first coat seals the surface, and the second coat provides full coverage and durability. Consumption varies depending on area and application method (roller or self-smoothing).
3. Can Sikafloor 264 be coloured?
Yes, the 20kg kit includes two pigment packs for easy colour customisation. You can choose from an extended RAL colour range to match your design requirements.
4. How do I prepare my floor before applying Sikafloor 264?
Proper surface preparation is essential. Concrete must be sound, clean, dry, and free from contaminants. Diamond grinding is the recommended method to remove old coatings and open pores for penetration. Acid etching is an alternative for some surfaces. For optimal adhesion, use Sikafloor 161 primer if moisture content is below 6%.
5. Is Sikafloor 264 slip-resistant?
Yes, a slip-resistant surface can be achieved by adding anti-slip media such as Boral sand or aluminum oxide. Different media grit sizes can achieve P3–P5 or R10–R12 slip ratings according to Australian Standards AS 4586-2013.
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