31 October 2026 / Caryne & Dwayne Team
A floor coating is only as good as the concrete beneath it and the duty it was chosen for. Three things usually decide how long an industrial floor lasts.
1. The substrate
The concrete must be sound, clean and dry enough for the system being applied. Laitance, oil and loose material left on the surface are common reasons coatings lift.
2. Surface preparation
Mechanical preparation, such as shot blasting or grinding, gives the coating a profile to grip. Cracks and damaged areas should be repaired before the first coat goes down.
3. The right system for the duty
A car park, a food-processing hall and a warehouse with forklift traffic all ask different things of a floor. Consider:
- Traffic type and loads
- Chemical or oil exposure
- Hygiene and cleaning regime
- Slip resistance
Tell us how the floor will be used and we will suggest suitable systems from the range. Technical data sheets list the properties of each product.
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