Wineries

The resin flooring in the reception and processing area is highly resistant to acids and completely impermeable, making it easy to sanitise. These properties are essential for unloading, destemming, crushing and pressing grapes. It is the ideal flooring solution for wineries, offering a combination of hygiene, durability and resistance to the heavy loads of winemaking machinery.

Resin flooring is ideal for use in fermentation rooms containing steel tanks or vats. It provides excellent chemical resistance to acids and alcohols, complete impermeability and anti-slip properties. These properties are essential for ensuring safety and hygiene throughout the fermentation process. Resin flooring provides total protection against leaks and is resistant to temperature changes, making cleaning easy and allowing for optimal control of the production process.

The resin flooring in the wood barrel ageing room and the large barrel ageing room ensures hygrometric stability, providing a robust, continuous surface that can withstand the weight of the barrels and is resistant to traffic from barrels. The surface is easy to sanitise, helping to maintain a constant temperature and humidity in the barrel cellar.

The resin flooring used in the steel storage room and the area housing machinery, such as the bottling line, is highly resistant to heavy traffic and provides antistatic and non-slip properties. This guarantees operational safety and the highest hygiene standards throughout the process. The smooth, joint-free surface allows trolleys and automated systems to move easily and offers complete protection against vibrations, impacts, and accidental spills.

In areas used for storing materials (such as caps, labels and cartons) and in bottle warehouses, resin flooring provides the necessary mechanical strength and impact resistance for shelving and pallets, as well as ensuring a perfectly flat surface.

When designing a winery, it is not enough to focus solely on managing the production phases; it is also necessary to provide spaces for visitors.
Today, a winery must be equipped with reception and hospitality areas for visitors. All this is preparatory to highlighting the characteristic features of the landscape with which the winery is connected and which, in turn, is a defining feature of the wine produced: it is therefore necessary to imagine areas for tasting, for direct sales of the product, for the organization of special events, or for use as small museums.

For outdoor areas in wineries, such as footpaths, wine tourism reception areas, and lounge areas, draining outdoor flooring is the ideal, long-lasting solution. It avoids the use of impermeable surfaces such as asphalt and concrete, and provides greater stability than interlocking paving and loose gravel. It combines hospitality for tourists and environmental sustainability, using certified materials with very low VOC emissions that help to preserve the local area.