Any hospital's smooth operation could be disrupted by a number of factors. Aside from the large costs of cutting-edge equipment and its upkeep, other forms of costs could eat into the budget and jeopardise good planning for effective patient care.

There are multiple floors, and on each floor, you have many rooms. As there are always patients in hospitals, it takes a lot of work to take care of and treat them; maintaining the atmosphere, room temperatures, and hygiene is also an ongoing process. Each room has a floor which could become a major source of increased expenses. A poorly designed and primed floor could lose the 15% heat of each room creating an increase in the use of electrical appliances to heat the rooms bill in winter. A hospital has to run for 24 hours, and these problems could be a tremendous maintenance cost. 

The floor could absorb moisture or even water if it has a porous surface, resulting in a shorter lifespan and accelerated deterioration. It may eventually break down, leaving a rusted, dusty, and rough surface. Chemicals, germs, and bacteria could be absorbed by this surface, contaminating it. Consider how dangerous this simple might be for the patients and staff.

Apart from contamination, the decreased insulation of the hospital could increase the incoming heat from outside the hospital. Due to the fact that energy transfers from high heat levels to low heat levels, the surface of the floor continuously absorbs 15% of the energy, attracting heat and causing the energy consumption to rise due to excessive air conditioner use. 

There is a risk that all the staff and patients could be affected. Both workers' and patients' health can be impacted when there is a lack of proper maintenance.

There is one solid solution. Thermilate floor primer supported by scientific studies can help to fill the porous surfaces of the floor and provide strong resistance to water, chemicals, and bacteria. It not only helps in eliminating the contamination of the floors but also increase the insulation of the hospitals because it is a unique thermal insulation acrylic primer that reduces heat loss and enhances under floor heating efficiency. With each room saving 15% in heat, you can reduce your energy consumption drastically, which means your staff won't have to work as hard to maintain the temperature of the room and save money.

It could increase the breathability and air quality of the hospital. In this way, the hospital could require low maintenance. With decreased energy consumption, maintenance costs, Thermilate technology could also help to increase the protection against chemical and bacterial contamination as well as penetration of water through the porous surfaces that is the main cause of all these problems.

Thermilate solutions so effective against all others because they are scientifically proven and technologically advanced through the use of microtechnology. Their research and development department tweaks whenever a modification is needed in these solutions.