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Industrial & Commercial Flooring Contractor · Haridwar, Uttarakhand

Industries & Applications

Warehouse, Factory & Industrial Flooring

Different buildings wear floors out in different ways. Here is how we match the flooring system to the work each one does.

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Industrial flooring by application

Jump to the type of building you are planning, or read on for how the right floor differs between them.

Warehouses & Logistics

Warehouse flooring

Flat, hard-wearing floors for racking, forklifts and constant movement of goods.

A warehouse floor carries racking legs, pallet loads and forklift traffic all day, and any weakness shows quickly as dusting, cracking or broken joints. New warehouse floors are normally cast in long strips with a truss screed, vacuum dewatered and power trowelled, often with a floor hardener for extra abrasion resistance. On existing warehouses, dustproofing restores a floor that has started to break down, and joint repairs stop edges crumbling under wheels.

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Manufacturing & Factories

Factory flooring

Floors built for machinery, production lines, spills and heavy wheeled traffic.

Factory floors deal with machine loads, vibration, dropped parts, oil and process spills. The concrete floor itself is usually vacuum dewatered for strength and hardness; production areas that need to be sealed, cleanable or colour-zoned are then finished in epoxy. When a layout changes, floor cutting forms new trenches, pits and foundations without disrupting the rest of the plant.

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Pharmaceutical & Laboratories

Pharmaceutical flooring

Seamless, cleanable floors for controlled and hygiene-sensitive areas.

Pharmaceutical units and laboratories need floors with no joints or pores for contamination to settle in, that stand up to frequent cleaning and disinfection. Self-levelling epoxy is the usual choice, laid over a well-prepared, dry slab, with coved junctions at walls so the floor can be cleaned right to the edge.

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Food & Beverage Processing

Food processing flooring

Hygienic floors that handle washdowns, spills and wet working conditions.

Food and beverage areas are wet, washed down often and exposed to spills of oils, sugars and cleaning chemicals. Seamless resin floors with anti-skid texture keep them hygienic and safe underfoot, and waterproofing beneath wet areas protects the slab. Where hot washdowns or cold rooms are involved, the resin system is selected for those conditions.

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Workshops & Service Centres

Workshop flooring

Oil-resistant, easy-clean floors for vehicle and equipment workshops.

Workshops and service centres combine vehicle loads with oil, fuel and dropped tools. A dense, dustproofed concrete floor or an epoxy system resists staining and cleans quickly, and saw-cut trenches and pits can be formed for drainage and service bays.

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Commercial & Retail Spaces

Commercial flooring

Durable floors that also have to look good in front of customers.

Showrooms, offices and retail spaces need floors that look finished as well as last. Polished concrete gives a hard, reflective surface with nothing to peel; epoxy gives a seamless, coloured finish; and waterproofing protects terraces and basements above and below.

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Tell us what your floor has to do

Share the building type, loads and traffic, and any hygiene or chemical requirements. We will recommend a specification.