High Tolerance Flooring Solutions

Ground floor slabs in Industrial, Warehouses and Distribution Centres are integral to the efficient operation of the facility. They are the table top on which an operator runs his business. On the surface they appear to be one of the simplest parts of a structure to construct. However, this simplicity often leads to an underestimation of the design and construction requirements. A well designed and constructed floor will increase productivity, reduce maintenance of the building and increase the life of the equipment using the floor.

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VDF Strip Construction

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•Time consuming formwork set up process for each strip •Time delay for dewatering •Difficult to control quality •Concrete Polishing•Labour intensive and time consuming •More construction joints •Cannot produce joint less floors •Location of Joints and width of strips are defined by truss/Beam length VDF system induces floor health hazards in all forms namely, warping of edges, corner curling, very high percentage of weak construction joint, changing aggregate grading across the section by bringing fines on top & offering a weak top surface.

Laser Screed Wide Bay Construction

• Much faster set up - exterior formwork around panel only.•Much larger panel sizes can be screed each day. •Formwork does not necessarily define floor level. •Level and flatness can be monitored and controlled whilst screeding •No VDF required •Dust Proofing•Joints can be located wherever preferred. •Faster - Flatter - Tougher

Industrial FlooringUsed in concrete to provide structural (load-bearing) capacity and for the control of shrinkage-induced cracking. Steel fibres for reinforcing concrete are manufactured from cold-drawn wire and are used in grade or ground supported floors. Normally the preferred length is 60 mm, with aspect ratios of 80 (ratio of length to nominal diameter). In order to gain pull-out resistance fibres have hooked end profile. In ‘jointless’ slab construction, steel fibres at dosages in the order of 30-45 Kg/m3 are used to control the width and distribution of shrinkage-induced cracks. In floors with sawn joints, dosages in the range.

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Pradeep Lamba, Director

Lamba Techno Flooring Solutions Pvt. Ltd. E-mail: LTFSPL@gmail.com

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