School and kindergarten flooring in Malaysia: WB58 classrooms and corridors, GripSafe AP12 anti-slip walkways, WB20 toilets, done in the school holidays.
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Rayson-authorised applicators in Johor, Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley, and Penang. Materials and data sheets nationwide.
For classrooms, corridors and halls, a primed epoxy floor under a water-based polyurethane topcoat: Rayson specifies FloorGuard R50 under UraForce WB58, which its data sheet names for schools. Walkways, ramps and playgrounds take GripSafe AP12 anti-slip texture; toilets a SealForce WB20 membrane under the tiles.
Usually, yes, planned block by block. FloorGuard R50 needs seven days to final cure, so the programme puts the classrooms early in the holiday and the walkways and toilets around them, with every area cured before the term starts.
The primer and R50 are solvent-free and WB58 is water-based, so a block can be worked on while the school office next to it stays open.
Texture where it gets wet: GripSafe AP12 builds a quartz anti-slip texture on covered walkways, ramps and playgrounds in one product, and the FloorGuard R50 system can be broadcast with aggregate in wet areas. Rayson publishes no measured slip rating yet, so the texture is agreed in the specification and checked wet before handover.
Inside the classrooms a smooth finish is easier to clean; the texture goes where rain and wet shoes come in. Entrance halls, foyers and stairs can take IFS Japanese terrazzo, honed rather than polished for grip and laid on a base prepared with Rayson materials: an IFS product under IFS’s own terms, chosen on a sample board.
Not with the current Malaysian range. GripSafe AP12 comes in a neutral colour, and the coloured coatings that go over it are not offered in Malaysia yet, so coloured courts and play markings are outside the range.
The survey notes which areas need colour, so the quotation is clear about what it includes and what it leaves out.
Toilets are waterproofed under the tiles with SealForce WB20, ponding-tested before the tiles go back. Roofs that drain freely take SealForce AC10 over AP05 primer; flat roofs that pond or are walked on take SealForce RC40.
A leak into a classroom below a toilet or a roof is worth fixing in the same holiday as the floor, so the survey looks at both.
| Compared on | System | Finish | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classrooms, corridors and halls | FloorGuard R50 under UraForce WB58 | Smooth, colour-stable topcoat | WB58 is the topcoat its data sheet names for schools |
| Entrance halls, foyers and stairs | IFS Japanese terrazzo, honed for grip | Ground and polished, then honed | A floor meant to last decades; chosen on a sample board |
| Covered walkways, ramps and playgrounds | GripSafe AP12 | Quartz anti-slip texture, neutral colour | Listed for walkways, ramps and playgrounds |
| Toilets | SealForce WB20 under the tiles | Two coats, ponding-tested | Wet-area membrane under tiles |
| Canteen kitchens | PurScreed PC70 PU-cement | 1.5 to 3 mm, coved | Made for hot washdown and spillage |
| Roofs | SealForce AC10 or RC40 | AC10 where the roof drains freely; RC40 where it ponds or is walked on | Rayson roof membranes, laid in the same holiday |
| Coloured courts and play markings | Outside the current range | Not quoted | The coloured coatings over AP12 are not offered in Malaysia yet |
A first guide. The survey confirms the system and the holiday programme for your school.
Blocks, what comes up, moisture and bond tests, the wet areas and roofs, and the holiday dates.
System by area, anti-slip texture, toilet and roof waterproofing, and the data sheets, in writing, with the holiday programme.
Old finishes removed, repairs, primer, then each system at the data-sheet build, block by block.
Every area cured before the term; walkways and ramps checked wet; data sheets in your file.
Per square foot, quoted after a survey. Five things decide it: the area by block, what comes up (old tiles, paint or coatings), the share that needs anti-slip texture, the toilets and roofs in the same job, and the holiday programme. Rayson publishes no price list; contractors with their own crews can buy the systems direct.
Independent, Rayson-authorised applicators in Johor, Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley, and Penang. Sites elsewhere are confirmed per enquiry; materials and data sheets are supplied nationwide.
The build-up, top to bottom · diagram, not to scale
Walkways, ramps and playgrounds: GripSafe AP12. Toilets: SealForce WB20 under the tiles.
Rayson FloorGuard R50 is a two-component, solvent-free high-solids epoxy floor coating that cures to a smooth gloss — or a slip-resistant finish when broadcast with aggregate — for concrete and screed under normal to medium-heavy wear.
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Rayson UraForce WB58 is a two-component, water-based aliphatic polyurethane dispersion topcoat, crosslinked with a PUR hardener, for abrasion-resistant coloured finishes on concrete, metal and mineral surfaces.
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Rayson GripSafe AP12 is a one-pack, self-crosslinking acrylic primer filler loaded with 0.5–1.5 mm silicate quartz aggregate that builds an anti-slip texture directly onto concrete and asphalt.
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Rayson SealForce WB20 is a one-part, water-based, polyurethane-modified waterproofing membrane for toilets, showers, bathrooms, balconies and other interior wet areas — rolled or brushed on in two coats and concealed beneath the tiles, screed or render.
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Rayson PurScreed PC70 is a four-part, water-based polyurethane-cement self-smoothing screed installed at 1.5–3 mm for medium to heavy-duty industrial floors with high chemical resistance.
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Rayson PrimeBond E20 is a two-component, medium-viscosity, solvent-free epoxy bonding primer that anchors resin floor systems to concrete, screed, asphalt and prepared metal — on dry or damp substrates.
Specifications →The system is specified by the company that makes the material, and installed by an independent applicator Rayson has authorised, not chosen from whatever a supplier had on the shelf that week.
Every Rayson material on your floor or roof has a published technical data sheet. You can read what went in, and so can your consultant.
Rayson warrants the material as its maker. The authorised applicator, an independent company that contracts with you, warrants the workmanship. Each warranty is issued by the company responsible for it.
The products, data sheets and application methods are the ones Rayson publishes in Singapore. Nothing is rebadged for Malaysia.
Contractors and facility teams buy the same materials direct from the maker, with application guidance. The applicator is there when you want the job done for you.
Each with the Rayson layers it uses
All industries ↗IFS Japanese terrazzo, poured in place, for homes, lobbies and shops, on a base prepared with Rayson materials.
Corridors, service areas, kitchens, laundries, wet rooms, ramps and car parks in hospitals, clinics and care homes, laid in occupied buildings.
Corridors and service areas: LevelShield SL120 or FloorGuard R50. Kitchens and laundries: PurScreed PC70. Walls: UraForce WB58.
Quoted after inspectionRamps, walkways, porches, pool decks and wet rooms made safe underfoot.
Coated floors: quartz broadcast into the epoxy finish. Glazed tiles: a tile treatment, quoted on inspection.
Quoted after inspectionYes, and with kindergartens and childcare centres. The applicator contracts with the school or its contractor; Rayson supplies the materials and the specification.
Over firmly bonded tiles, with a bonding primer, after a check that the tiles themselves are sound; a loose tile takes the new floor with it, so loose tiles come up first.
Rayson warrants the materials as their maker; the Rayson-authorised applicator that lays the floor warrants its workmanship. Both are written into the quotation.
Tell us what the surface is, where it is and what it has to withstand. Rayson replies with a system recommendation; for installation, the applicator for your area in Johor, Kuala Lumpur or Penang is introduced to quote the job.
Malaysia launch: 1 March 2027. Enquiries are welcome now; supply, site assessment and installation timing are confirmed for each project.