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The same floor problems appear in different forms across building types. Pick the facility closest to your project to see the risks, the loads and what a jointless design has to analyse.
Logistics Warehouse Floors
How should a logistics warehouse floor be designed for continuous forklift traffic and racking loads?
Logistics floors fail at their joints long before the slab itself is exhausted. Design for the fleet, the racking and the aisle layout, and reduce joints to the ones the structure really needs.
Open application →Industrial Plant Floors
How should a production plant floor be designed for continuous operation and future layout changes?
Plant floors carry machines, process traffic and the cost of every stoppage. Fewer joints, controlled cracking and details that survive re-layout keep production running.
Open application →Cold Storage Floors
How should a cold-storage floor be designed for low temperatures, thermal cycling and forklift traffic?
Freezer and chiller floors work on insulation, under constant temperature cycling and hard-wheeled traffic. Joint design, curing and threshold details decide whether the floor lasts.
Open application →Automated / AGV Warehouse Floors
How should a floor be designed for AGV and AMR fleets?
Automated vehicles are sensitive to every joint, step and slope. The floor has to be designed for the fleet: joint spacing, joint detail, flatness and long-term stability.
Open application →High-Bay Warehouse Floors
How should a high-bay or VNA warehouse floor be designed for rack loads and flatness?
High-bay floors carry tall racking and very-narrow-aisle trucks that amplify every surface deviation at height. Rack loads, flatness along the aisles and long-term stability drive the design.
Open application →Next step
Submit your project for a preliminary review
Send the project type, location, floor area, loads and the issue you most want to resolve. The preliminary review is free; you will receive a written first assessment and the parameters needed for a detailed analysis.