Industrial & warehouse flooring

A residential or light-commercial coating is not built for that duty cycle. Forklift wheels concentrate enormous point loads into a small contact area, and a thin film that would be perfectly durable in a garage will crack, chip or delaminate under that kind of repeated impact. Industrial floors need more film thickness, a harder resin system, and a joint-fill approach that lets the slab move without the coating tearing at the seams.

We spec industrial systems around what actually crosses the floor: forklift class and tire type, pallet jack traffic, chemical exposure from the product stored on-site, and whether the space runs at ambient temperature or cycles through cold storage. Tell us the operating conditions when you request a quote and we spec the system to match, not a one-size-fits-all coating.

Cold-storage floors face thermal shock every time a door cycles between temperature zones, and a system that is not built to flex through that swing will eventually crack at the transition points. We select resin systems rated for the operating temperature range and detail the transition zones specifically, rather than running one coating straight through a temperature break.

Impact resistance matters most in staging areas, dock zones and anywhere pallets get dropped or dragged. Line striping and safety markings — aisle boundaries, pedestrian walkways, staging zones and OSHA-standard safety colors — are installed to your facility's layout, or we can help lay one out if you do not already have one on paper.