Industrial & Commercial Flooring SpecialistsBased in Nottinghamshire
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INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL FLOORING

Heavy-Duty Resin Flooring

Resin system selection for demanding manufacturing floors and high-traffic working areas.

Designed around your site.

Resin system selection for demanding manufacturing floors and high-traffic working areas.

Suitable applications

  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Engineering workshops
  • Warehouses with vehicle movements

What the system can offer

  • Traffic and operating conditions considered at survey
  • A build-up selected for the required duty
  • Preparation and repair work considered alongside the finish
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Preparation comes first.

Loading, wear, joints and substrate defects need to be considered before selecting a heavy-duty system. Chemical exposure and cleaning routines should be shared as part of the project brief.

Installation process

Survey the floor and agree the scope. Prepare the substrate and complete specified repairs. Apply the compatible system, then allow the required cure before returning the area to use.

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AFTERCARE

Keep the finished floor working.

At handover, discuss cleaning guidance and maintenance recommendations for the installed system.

Care depends on the coating, traffic and operating environment. Appropriate cleaning products, spill management and attention to local damage help maintain the finish.

Contact our team to discuss future repairs or changes to the way the floor is used.

Discuss Your Floor

Questions about heavy-duty resin flooring

Can the floor handle forklift traffic?

The selected system must be specified for the intended loading and traffic. Include vehicle types and operating patterns in your enquiry.

Are all resin floors chemically resistant?

Resistance is product- and exposure-specific. The actual chemicals, concentrations and contact conditions need to be checked against technical data.

How much downtime should we allow?

Preparation, repairs, product cure and the intended traffic determine the programme. We agree access and return-to-use requirements for the specified system.

LET’S PLAN YOUR FLOOR

Planning an Industrial
Flooring Project?

Arrange a site survey and discuss the condition, use and requirements of your floor with our team.