If you are building or upgrading a food processing plant, beverage factory, dairy, kitchen or any wet production area, PU concrete flooring is often the most practical choice. A common first question is: what is the PU concrete flooring price in Bangladesh? This guide gives indicative prices per square foot for DPF Ducrete MF, explains what affects the cost and helps you decide whether PU concrete is right for your facility.
What Is PU Concrete Flooring?
PU concrete (also called PU cementitious or polyurethane-cement flooring) is a heavy-duty floor made from a polyurethane resin, a hardener, a cement-based aggregate powder and colour pigment. When mixed and applied, it forms a dense, seamless layer that bonds strongly to concrete.
DPF Ducrete MF is our 4-component PU concrete system – Part A Resin, Part B Hardener, Part C Aggregate and Part D Pigment –, built up with a scratch coat, a second coat and a top coat. It is designed for areas where normal epoxy floors struggle: hot and cold temperatures, constant water, and food acids such as milk, sugar, fruit juice and vinegar.
PU Concrete Flooring Price in Bangladesh (Per Sq Ft)
| Flooring System | Typical Thickness | Best For | Indicative Price (BDT / sq ft) |
|---|---|---|---|
| PU Concrete – Ducrete MF | 3–4 mm | Food processing, beverage, wet and thermal-shock areas | ৳ 150–180 |
| PU Flooring | 2–3 mm | Hygienic areas, cold rooms, UV-exposed areas | ৳ 160–180 |
| Epoxy Self-Leveling (Dupoxy SL) | 2–3 mm | Pharma, electronics, clean rooms | ৳ 200–220 |
| Epoxy Mortar / Screed | 4–6 mm | Heavy-duty production floors | ৳ 230–250 |
Prices are indicative and include materials and application on a standard project with a sound concrete base. Your final price is confirmed after a free site inspection. See our full epoxy flooring price guide for other systems.
What Affects the Cost of PU Concrete Flooring?
1. Thickness and system build-up
Thicker systems use more material but give more protection against heavy impact, high temperatures and steam cleaning. The right thickness depends on how the area is used.
2. Condition of the existing floor
Cracks, broken joints, oil contamination, old coatings or uneven levels need to be repaired before the PU concrete is applied. Poor slabs need more preparation and therefore cost more.
3. Surface preparation method
PU concrete needs a mechanically prepared surface, usually by diamond grinding or shot blasting, plus anchor grooves at edges, drains and joints. This preparation is essential for a long-lasting bond.
4. Coving, drains and details
Food and pharmaceutical areas often need coving where the floor meets the wall, and careful detailing around drains, channels and equipment bases. These details add to the cost but are important for hygiene.
5. Project size and access
Larger, open areas are usually more economical per square foot than small rooms with many corners, or projects that must be done in phases around running production.
Where Is PU Concrete the Right Choice?
- Food and beverage processing areas with daily washdowns
- Dairy, bakery, confectionery and meat or fish processing
- Cold rooms, freezer areas and blast chillers
- Commercial and industrial kitchens
- Pharmaceutical and chemical areas with frequent wet cleaning
- Textile and other industrial floors exposed to water and chemicals
PU Concrete vs Epoxy Flooring
Epoxy floors give a smooth, glossy finish and are ideal for dry, clean areas such as laboratories, packing halls and electronics production. However, standard epoxy can crack or lose bond when it is repeatedly exposed to hot water, steam or very low temperatures, and some food acids can attack it over time.
PU concrete is more tolerant of thermal shock, moisture and organic acids, which is why it is widely used in food factories. Many facilities use both: PU concrete in wet processing zones and epoxy in dry areas. Read more in our guide Epoxy vs PU Flooring for Food Factories.
Benefits of DPF Ducrete MF
- Seamless, hygienic surface that is easy to clean
- Good resistance to thermal shock, impact and abrasion
- Resistant to many food acids, oils and cleaning chemicals
- Anti-slip textured finish options for wet areas
- Manufactured by DPF, with technical support from inspection to handover
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of PU concrete flooring per sq ft in Bangladesh?
For DPF Ducrete MF at 3–4 mm thickness, the indicative price is ৳ 150–180 per sq ft including materials and application, subject to site inspection.
How long does PU concrete flooring last?
With correct surface preparation, the right thickness and proper maintenance, PU concrete floors give many years of service even in demanding food and wet production areas.
Can PU concrete be applied on an old floor?
In many cases yes, after the old floor is inspected, repaired and mechanically prepared. Our team will check the slab during the site visit.
Get an Accurate Quotation
Every floor is different. Contact DPF for a free site inspection and a quotation based on your actual area, slab condition and use.
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