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Close view of completed white and yellow industrial floor lines on polished concrete

Concrete, sealed and coated floors

Industrial floor marking starts with the substrate

Preparation and coating selection for production floors, workshops, warehouses and high-use industrial facilities.

Discuss Your Floor

Why industrial markings fail

Power-trowelled concrete, sealers, laitance, contamination, moisture and incompatible existing coatings can all undermine adhesion. Tight tyre turns and cleaning chemicals then expose weak preparation quickly.

The specification should identify the surface condition, preparation method, marking system and return-to-service requirements. A coating name alone is not a complete scope.

Applications

  • Production and assembly zones
  • Equipment and work-cell boundaries
  • Pedestrian and vehicle routes
  • Storage, quarantine and staging bays
  • Keep-clear areas, numbering and stencils

A specification matched to the duty

Preparation

Cleaning, abrasion or removal selected from the observed floor condition.

Coating

Single-pack or resin systems considered against traffic, exposure and access.

Maintenance

Products, colours and wear points documented for future inspection and repair.

Compare epoxy and thermoplastic applications

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