Industrial Flooring Systems

What decides performance in an industrial floor is not the concrete class but what is done to the surface in the first 24 hours after pouring. A slab left without a curing compound will dust and craze whatever its strength.

The family therefore starts with curing: the Cure range stops the concrete losing mix water through the surface so hydration can complete. Sodium- and lithium-based hardeners then bind the free lime at the surface and raise abrasion resistance.

Self-levelling screeds and printed-concrete systems come in when an existing floor's level and texture have to be redefined. In warehouses, production plants and car parks the choice follows expected load and chemical exposure.