Concrete Strength
The existing substrate must be strong enough to support the proposed flooring system.
Understanding when existing concrete floors can be refurbished with a new industrial flooring system.
The existing substrate must be strong enough to support the proposed flooring system.
Cracks, holes, uneven areas, and weak concrete may require repairs.
Excessive moisture can affect bonding and long-term performance.
Old, peeling, or incompatible coatings may need to be removed.
Contaminants must be addressed before installation.
Proper surface preparation is essential for achieving reliable adhesion between the existing concrete and the new flooring system. Depending on site condition, preparation may involve:
Diamond grinding or mechanical surface preparation.
Removal of damaged coatings and contaminants.
Repairing cracks, holes, and defective concrete.
Surface cleaning and application of a suitable primer.
Installation of the recommended flooring system.
Good preparation helps the new flooring system bond properly and perform over time.
Refurbishment can be a practical solution when the existing concrete is suitable for reuse. A proper site assessment helps determine whether repair, recoating, or more extensive restoration is necessary.
Arrange an assessment of your existing concrete flooring.
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