The material and finish you choose affect the price. Different options are designed for different working conditions.
New to industrial flooring? Here is what you are paying for, what changes the price, and how to get started.
Industrial flooring is the surface you walk or work on in a factory, warehouse, kitchen, or similar space. It may be a protective finish added over concrete, or a finish made by polishing the concrete itself. The price depends on what your floor needs to do and how much work is needed to prepare and install it.
Floor area is measured in square feet (sqft) or square metres (m²). When comparing quotations, check what is included: floor preparation, repairs, the chosen finish, and installation.
The material and finish you choose affect the price. Different options are designed for different working conditions.
A thicker floor uses more material and may need more installation work. The right thickness depends on how the floor will be used.
The existing concrete may need cleaning, grinding, crack repairs, or levelling before the new finish can be applied.
A bigger floor needs more material and work. The price per square foot can also vary with the size and layout of the project.
Forklifts, spills, heat, wet areas, and cleaning routines affect the choice of floor. Limited installation hours may also affect the price.
These are common flooring names you may see in a quotation. You do not need to choose one yourself: IronStone can explain the options after checking your floor and how you use it.
A protective coating added over concrete. It gives a suitable existing floor a new surface finish.
An epoxy finish that forms a smooth, continuous surface without tile joints. The concrete still needs proper preparation.
PU means polyurethane, another type of protective coating. The correct version depends on the conditions in your space.
A flooring material that combines polyurethane and cement. It is an option for demanding work areas, subject to the right specification.
The existing concrete is ground and polished to create the finish. The result depends on the condition of the concrete.
Start by sharing your location, approximate floor area, a few photos, and how the space is used. Mention when you need the work done. IronStone can then assess the floor and recommend a suitable option.
We check the concrete and identify any cleaning, repairs, or preparation needed.
We ask about traffic, machinery, spills, cleaning, and when the work can be carried out.
We explain which flooring option suits your site and what work it involves.
You receive a quotation for the proposed preparation, materials, and installation.
You do not need to know the technical names before contacting us. Tell us what happens on your floor each day. We can help you understand the options and compare the work included, as well as the price.
Send IronStone your floor photos and project details to discuss an assessment and quotation.
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