Polyaspartic & Polished Concrete Floors In Industrial Buildings

Making your workplace safe, productive, and efficient for your employees requires careful consideration of the best industrial flooring solutions. Industrial polished concrete floors offer a reliable and low-maintenance flooring option for various industrial uses or situations, such as extensive manufacturing and production facilities. Our industrial concrete floor polishing solutions are perfect for various settings.

Flooring in an industrial setting must withstand considerable traffic and wear and tear, especially when heavy machines like forklifts and other equipment are present. The most practical option would initially appear to be bare concrete slabs, but they emit dust that can make a warehouse or other industrial environment feel untidy and nasty! To be durable and cost-effective, industrial flooring must be waterproof and chemically resistant; otherwise, a company will need to replace its floors every few years.

For industrial settings and manufacturing areas, River City offers various industrial flooring alternatives, such as polished concrete floors and industrial-grade polyaspartic floor coatings built to last a lifetime.

A Low Cost Flooring Solution For Industrial Buildings

Large manufacturing facilities are particularly well-suited for polished concrete floors since they are a cost-effective flooring option. Finance teams particularly value the cost-effectiveness of polished concrete surfaces because they require little upkeep and maintenance every three to five years, in contrast to many other industrial flooring options, which can cost significantly more initially and over time as repairs or ongoing maintenance requirements.

Industrial concrete floor polishing is typically faster to achieve than the installation of other industrial flooring solutions. In a typical industrial setting, about 1,500 square feet of flooring can be polished per crew per day. Multiple crews may be brought in in large industrial settings to reduce installation times. Compared to other flooring options, polished concrete and industrial-grade polyaspartic floor coatings have a minimal per-square-foot cost and low maintenance costs. The average polished concrete floor in an industrial setting costs about half as much to maintain as vinyl composition tile (VCT), which is commonly used in similar environments.

Solutions Designed For Your Business

The branding and colors of a company or organization can be incorporated into polyaspartic coatings and ornamental concrete flooring solutions. To match the colors of your practice, select any hue or combination of colors.

Polyaspartic & polished concrete floors can save your New Jersey manufacturing firm money in additional ways than only installation, upkeep, and cleaning. The high gloss shine of polished concrete floor coatings reflects the incoming natural light to intensify the interior lighting. Because fewer new light fixtures are required, the building will use fewer energy thanks to the improved light reflection. Polished concrete floors are an excellent option for industrial situations where keeping costs down and making long-term savings are priorities!

Simple to Clean in Extreme Conditions

Concrete slabs that have not been sealed and polished generate a lot of dust, making cleaning unfinished concrete flooring a constant hassle. However, sweeping daily to remove dirt, dust, and debris and mopping with lukewarm water to dissolve harder dirt or grime will effectively clean sealed, polished concrete floors. Polyaspartic coatings can offer a more long-lasting, hygienic flooring option in industrial settings, such as warehouses or shops where oil, grease, or other corrosive liquids are likely to frequently come into contact with the floor’s surface.

For usage in industrial settings with the potential for dirt, debris, and various liquids to influence the floor’s surface, River City Sealcoating offers both polished concrete floors and polyaspartic floor coatings. Inquire with us about the best flooring option for your particular industrial area.

Strong Enough for Industrial Environments with Heavy Traffic

Suppose you’re the owner of a factory, manufacturing plant, or industrial warehouse. In that case, you need as dependable and long-lasting flooring as the machinery and processes running on its surface. Polished concrete is extremely strong and resistant to various spills, including water, chemicals, grease, oil, heavy machinery, and constant foot activity.

Polyaspartic coatings are a better industrial flooring option that can withstand contact with strong chemicals and cleaning procedures in areas where food processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, or the processing of caustic chemicals are taking place.

Densifiers are introduced into the concrete to strengthen polished concrete floors even more. This creates a barrier that stops liquids from penetrating the floor and causing stains, cracks, or other surface damage. Other flooring options for top-level concrete, including tile, actually block off the surface, preventing it from breathing and raising the risk of surface damage, including stress cracks.

A Sanitary Alternative for Industrial Manufacturing

An easy-to-clean, sanitary surface of polished concrete and polyaspartic coatings is perfect for many manufacturing facilities. Despite being porous, the polished concrete surface does not frequently hold dirt, dust, or other material like joints and crevices in tile floors frequently do. Studies have also shown that polished concrete floors can help manufacturing facilities have improved air quality.

Anti-Slip Properties To Keep Workers Safe

Dry manufacturing environments are perfect for polished concrete floors, provided that extra care is taken to reduce the dust or debris left behind on the floor’s surface. These floors can become slippery when exposed to fine dust, sand, or other debris, but other than that, they are moderately slip-resistant even when wet.

Every management of a manufacturing or industrial facility expects to take every preventative measure imaginable to avoid workplace accidents. This entails avoiding slips, falls, or other accidents due to workplace dangers. The floor systems must be as safe as possible for employees and visitors, so facility managers must take all reasonable precautions to achieve this. As outlined by ASTM C1028 regulations, the OSHA criteria for flooring friction are actually exceeded by polished concrete floors.

Polished concrete has a flat, smooth surface that is safer for workers to walk on and offers a more secure base for handling materials. Polished concrete is a safer alternative for heavy equipment since machinery moves across the smooth, flat floor finish without being hindered by joints or fluctuations in the floor’s surface level.

Built to Last and Withstand Heavy Use

Polished concrete floors are designed to endure heavy machinery activity and high foot traffic which is common in industrial environments. These floors can survive for many years with very little upkeep and cleaning. Except for essential polishing for renewal, which can typically be done overnight, polished concrete flooring has an average lifespan of at least 20 years.

Modern Industrial Settings Require a Professional Aesthetic

Polished concrete is the preferred flooring material for commercial spaces like factories, showrooms, and warehouses. Polished concrete floors can be adjusted to meet various color schemes and style alternatives while retaining a tidy, professional appearance because they come in several acid stains and dyes. The surface of the floor can be lightly buff to provide a smooth, glossy finish, or it can be heavily ground to show the distinctive texture of the substrate in the initially poured concrete, which results in very strong visibility of the floor’s aggregate. Your polished concrete floors can have unique outcomes and appearances thanks to various buffing, grinding, dying, and staining methods.

Quick Application and Little Downtime

Even for very large areas, a polished concrete finish may be applied in a matter of days, and once the surface has been polished, there is no additional cure or set time required; it is immediately usable.

Many facility managers choose polished concrete over other industrial floor surfaces due to the numerous advantages and sustainable advantages of using polished concrete floors in industrial environments. Contractors seeking the assistance of River City Sealcoating discover our services to be incredibly effective and expertly tailored to their needs. We are a New Jersey leader in large industrial floor polishing. We offer durable and secure solutions that are perfect for use throughout manufacturing facilities and in various industrial settings through our industrial concrete floor polishing and polyaspartic coating application.

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