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Applications

Start from the floor you need

Each application lists what to define before a system is chosen, and the product functions normally involved.

Glossy white and green coated warehouse floor beside palletised cartons

Warehouses and logistics halls

A cleanable surface with colour-coded aisles, loading zones and pallet routes.

Define before specifying

  • Forklift and pallet traffic routes
  • Colour-coded aisles and zones
  • Joint and crack treatment before coating
Smooth grey coated floor in a large hall with white structural columns

Manufacturing and assembly halls

A continuous floor across large open bays, planned around columns and joints.

Define before specifying

  • Large open areas and column grids
  • Existing slab condition and moisture history
  • Working schedule and recoat access
Grey floor with a yellow equipment zone and red boundary line beside machine bases

Machinery and maintenance zones

Defined equipment footprints and safety boundaries on a floor that carries heavy kit.

Define before specifying

  • Equipment bases and anchor details
  • Safety-colour boundaries and walkways
  • Oil, coolant or chemical exposure to be declared
Pale yellow coated floor along a bright process corridor

Clean and process areas

A seamless, easy-to-clean surface with detailed wall junctions and equipment bases.

Define before specifying

  • Seamless surface and coved wall junctions
  • Cleaning regime and agents used
  • Equipment bases and drainage details
Crew rolling a yellow safety stripe onto a glossy dark industrial floor

Parking decks and traffic zones

Marked bays, lanes and ramps that stay legible under vehicle traffic.

Define before specifying

  • Lane layout, ramps and entry zones
  • Bay and guidance line marking
  • Indoor or semi-exposed environment

Product functions involved