Cementitious Urethane

When the floor takes 180°F caustic washdown at midnight and a forklift at 6 a.m., epoxy is not the answer. MavCrete UM cementitious urethane mortar is. It moves thermally with the slab, shrugs off organic acids, and meets the sanitation standards your auditors hold you to.

USDA Compliant FDA Compliant HACCP Compatible

Built for Food & Beverage. Proven Everywhere Wet, Hot, and Acidic.

MavCrete UM cementitious urethane mortar combines urethane resin with cement and graded aggregate into a troweled or self-leveling body up to a quarter inch thick. Rated for thermal shock from −40°F to 250°F and USDA accepted, its coefficient of thermal expansion is close to concrete's — which is why it survives steam cleaning, blast freezers, and hot-oil splash that delaminate conventional resin floors.

Where the environment demands more, the family steps up: MavCrete UF-HD adds a decorative flake broadcast to rejection under a clear urethane sealer, and MavCrete UQ-HD fills the matrix with quartz for maximum chemical and mechanical resistance. Either way, the floor finishes with an integral cove base and a MavCoat or MavSeal topcoat — one monolithic, cleanable surface with nowhere for bacteria to harbor.

Why Processors Specify Urethane Mortar

  • Thermal shock resistance — handles repeated 180°F+ washdown and steam cleaning at full system thickness without disbonding.
  • Organic acid resistance — lactic, citric, and acetic acids from dairy, brewing, and food processing don't soften the matrix.
  • Sanitation-driven design — seamless surface, integral cove base, and slope-to-drain work supporting USDA, FDA, and HACCP programs.
  • Moisture tolerant — installs over high-moisture and green concrete where epoxies require costly mitigation.
  • Low odor installation — can be installed adjacent to active production and food storage areas.
  • Fast return to service — foot traffic in hours; many areas back in production the next shift.

MavCrete Urethane Mortar Cross-Section

The full washdown-duty build-up, shown at a wall transition with integral cove base.

MavCrete cementitious urethane system cross-section with integral cove base Layered cross-section showing, from top to bottom: a MavCoat or MavSeal topcoat at 8 to 12 mils, quartz broadcast layer, MavCrete UM cementitious urethane mortar body at three-sixteenths to one-quarter inch, and shot-blast prepared concrete substrate. At the left wall, the mortar coves up the wall as an integral cove base. WALL Integral Cove Base Troweled monolithic with the floor · 4 in. radius std. · termination strip at top MavCoat or MavSeal Topcoat Called out per project schedule · 8–12 mils Quartz or Flake Broadcast UQ-HD quartz / UF-HD flake · seeded for slip resistance MavCrete UM Urethane Mortar Cementitious urethane body · 3/16–1/4 in. nominal Concrete Substrate Shot-blast prepared · CSP 3–5 · keyed terminations
Typical broadcast-grade MavCrete build-up, 3/16–1/4 in. nominal, with integral cove base at walls and curbs. The MavCrete UF-HD flake and UQ-HD quartz system guides, plus sloped-to-drain and trowel-grade variants, follow the same layer logic — request the system guide for project-specific schedules.

Every Component, Documented

The products that make up the system, what each one does, and where to get its technical data. Components are supplied as factory-batched kits and installed by Maverick crews per the project specification.

RoleProductFunction in the SystemDocuments
Primer Urethane Primer System-specified urethane primer; MavCrete installs over high-moisture and green concrete where epoxies cannot. Request TDS
Mortar body MavCrete UM ¼″ troweled urethane cement mortar — thermal shock rated, organic acid resistant; fills integral coves and key chases. TDS (PDF)
Self-leveling body MavCrete USL Self-leveling urethane cement placed at ⅛″–¼″ — smooth finish where thermal shock meets a flatness spec. Request TDS
Heavy-duty flake variant MavCrete UF-HD UM mortar body with decorative flake broadcast to rejection. System Guide (PDF)
Heavy-duty quartz variant MavCrete UQ-HD UM mortar body with quartz broadcast for maximum chemical and mechanical resistance. System Guide (PDF)
Slope correction MavGrout USP Urethane slope grout ½″–3″ for pitch-to-drain rebuilds beneath the system. TDS (PDF)
Topcoat Pigmented MavCoat / MavSeal Topcoat Mortar systems always finish with a pigmented topcoat. Color Charts

Designed Around the Audit, Not Just the Forklift

Food-safety programs live or die at the floor line. Standing water, cracked cove, and exposed concrete are findings waiting to happen. Maverick details every MavCrete installation as a sanitation system: monolithic surface, integral cove, positive slope to drain, and joints sealed with washdown-rated MavJoint JF colors.

  • USDA & FDA compliant — suitable for use in federally inspected meat, poultry, dairy, and food processing facilities.
  • HACCP compatible — seamless, non-porous, and cleanable; supports your hazard analysis at the floor level.
  • Slope-to-drain work — pitch corrections and drain transitions built into the mortar body, not added later.
  • Thermal cycling — rated for service from −40°F to 250°F at full thickness.
  • Phased installation — line-by-line scheduling around production, with containment and low-odor materials.

Built for These Environments

  • Food & Beverage Processing
  • Dairy & Cheese
  • Breweries & Distilleries
  • Commercial Kitchens
  • Meat & Poultry
  • Bakeries
  • Cold Storage & Blast Freezers
  • Pharmaceutical Wet Process

Typical System Properties

Typical properties — request TDS for project values. Broadcast-grade system at 1/4 in. nominal, 75°F / 50% RH unless noted.
Property Test Method Typical Value
Compressive strength ASTM C579 > 7,500 psi
Tensile strength ASTM C307 1,200 psi
Flexural strength ASTM C580 2,500 psi
Bond strength to concrete ASTM D4541 > 400 psi (substrate failure)
Impact resistance ASTM D2794 > 160 in·lb
Water absorption ASTM C413 < 0.1%
Service temperature, continuous -40°F to 250°F at 1/4 in.
Thermal shock Withstands 180°F washdown / steam cleaning
Coefficient of friction, wet (broadcast finish) ASTM D2047 > 0.6
Return to service, foot traffic 8–12 hours

What Completes the System

MavCrete

MavCrete UF-HD

Heavy-duty urethane cement flake broadcast system: cementitious urethane base coat, decorative flake broadcast to rejection, and clear urethane sealer topcoat for food processing and industrial environments.

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MavCrete

MavCrete UQ-HD

Heavy-duty urethane quartz system: quartz-filled cementitious urethane for maximum chemical and mechanical resistance in the harshest environments.

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MavSeal

MavSeal HWU

Pigmented aliphatic high wear urethane topcoat applied over Maverick floor systems. Superior abrasion resistance, color retention, and UV stability for long-term aesthetic and mechanical performance.

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MavJoint

MavJoint JF

Washdown-rated semi-rigid joint filler in six standard colors — including Concrete Gray and Dovetail Gray — to seal moving joints through processing floors.

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Isometric Shop Drawings — MavCrete Systems

Formal isometric shop drawings for every MavCrete urethane cement build-up — layer by layer, ready for the project file. Direct download, no gating. The full 24-system library lives in the Architect Center.

MavCrete UM isometric shop drawing preview

MavCrete UM

Isometric Shop Drawing · PDF · 2.1 MB

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MavCrete UF-HD isometric shop drawing preview

MavCrete UF-HD

Isometric Shop Drawing · PDF · 2.2 MB

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MavCrete UQ-HD isometric shop drawing preview

MavCrete UQ-HD

Isometric Shop Drawing · PDF · 2.1 MB

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Macro view of colored quartz broadcast aggregate texture

The Broadcast, Up Close

Quartz broadcast is what gives a MavCrete floor its grip and its wear life — angular colored aggregate seeded to rejection into the urethane matrix, then locked under a pigmented topcoat. Texture is tuned to the duty: aggressive at wet process areas, smoother where carts roll.

Details & Specifications, Ready to Drop In

The Architect Center carries the full MAV-CU detail series — integral cove bases, trench and round drain transitions, terminations, and curb wraps for urethane mortar systems — plus the CSI 3-part specification under Division 09, Section 09 67 23 Resinous Flooring.

Three Systems, One Rebuilt Platform

Photographed on our projects — MavGrout USP slope grout, MavCrete UM mortar, and a MavSeal UPA topcoat rebuilding a raised process platform with trench drainage, in service the same week.

Raised process platform rebuilt with slope grout, urethane mortar, and polyaspartic topcoat, with trench drain

Process platform — slope grout, urethane mortar, and topcoat as one build

Plan Around Your Production Schedule

Send us your sanitation windows, line layout, and exposure conditions. We'll return a phased installation plan and budget range within 48 hours.