Traffic and loads
Identify pedestrian, vehicle, loading and production areas. Describe turning points, load types and cleaning conditions.
FROM SURFACE TO INFORMED CHOICE
Plan your floor around the way you work.
Forklift routes, production areas and pedestrian zones can have different requirements. Define each working area and start product and quantity assessment with a clear project brief.
No account needed · We can clarify the unknowns together
BEFORE SELECTION
Three things to clarify first
Existing substrate
Record concrete age, coating condition, cracks and moisture observations separately. Photographs communicate visible defects; they do not replace site measurements.
Work phases
Tell us which areas can be closed and for how long. Application, curing and return to service are separate stages.
EXPLORE THE PRODUCTS
A starting point for your assessment.
These products are options to investigate. Listing them together does not establish an approved system or confirm suitability.
PREPARE YOUR ENQUIRY
Know what to do next.
Map the areas
Describe approximate area and different service zones. Mark unmeasured figures as estimates.
Collect surface information
Prepare the known coating type and overall/close-up views of any visible defects.
Define the scope together
Clarify preparation, repairs and coating requirements before building the quotation scope.
Questions before you decide
Can I coat directly over the existing finish?
Adhesion, coating type and substrate conditions must be assessed first. You can flag an unknown existing coating in the advisor.
Can area alone give an exact quantity?
Film thickness, preparation, absorbency and coat build affect floor-system quantities. This page transfers your area to the enquiry; it does not invent a floor coverage rate.
KEEP YOUR DETAILS TOGETHER
Describe your project. Let’s clarify the details.
Approximate area · traffic · existing finish · work window