Tired old resin floor
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Old resin floor
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Resin floor and
soft surface removed
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Sub floor well vacuumed
then primed
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The first coat of smoothing
compound is applied
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Liquid DPM is then applied
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The surface is finished
with a second coat of
smoothing compound
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The floor is finally sanded
to ensure the best finish
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Copper tape is then applied to the
perimeter and at 1m intervals
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Copper taping with connection tails
is completed then tested
by an electrician
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Pathways are carefully marked out
ready for the placement
of machinery
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The floor is complete and certified
by the factory electrician
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Electrostatic Dissipative & Conductive Floors
The Commercial Flooring Co (TCFC Ltd) were tasked with providing Continental Teves in Ebbw Vale with a new antistatic floor for their new sensitive manufacturing plant, the existing hi build resin factory floor had seen better days and was delaminating in places and flaking in others. It became obvious the 6mm resin needed to be removed back to the concrete which itself had some issues with a soft surface which we needed to remove until we had a solid base to work from.
The knock-on effect in additional time grinding meant the second phase timing became crucial as the completion date was inflexible. The sub floor was then rebuilt laying a hard-curing moisture tolerant smoothing compound on primer so that we could lay a liquid DPM owing to the moisture content of the aging slab. A topcoat gave us the smooth finish required to enable our team to then lay the copper grid which was tested by the company electrician before laying could commence.
The additional time taken over the preparation paid dividends with the final-result, rubber can be an unforgiving material, but the Nora Grano 1000 x 1000 tiles loved the care that had been taken over the sub floor.
The clients had worked closely with us and we were able to keep them well informed of the progress and any issue that occurred, as a result the client was delighted with the outcome.