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Industrial flooring selection guide

Industrial floor specification is a matching exercise: the system has to survive what actually happens on that floor, and be installable inside the downtime you can afford.

Define the exposure

Wheel type and load, impact risk, chemical spills, thermal shock from wash-down, and hours of traffic per day. Each pushes the specification in a different direction.

  • Steel-wheeled traffic and impact: thicker screed systems
  • Chemical exposure: chemically resistant resin
  • Wet processes: anti-slip aggregate and coving

Test the slab first

Moisture content, contamination and existing coatings determine preparation. Skipping this step is how good products end up peeling.

Plan the downtime honestly

Cure schedules are not negotiable. We give return-to-foot-traffic and return-to-full-load times up front so production planning is based on reality.

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