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Distribution Flooring
Distribution centres are a hub of activity, with machinery and equipment constantly moving products and materials in and out of the facility. With so much activity taking place on a daily basis, the flooring in a distribution centre has to take multiple movements. Cracking, chipping, expansion joint damage, and wear and tear are just a few of the common problems that can occur without proper maintenance and care.
Investing in quality flooring solutions, such as epoxy or Polycement flooring, is crucial to ensure the longevity and durability of your facility’s flooring. Resin flooring is a popular choice for distribution centres because of its toughness and durability. It can withstand heavy loads, resist moisture and chemicals, and is easy to clean and maintain. Resin flooring can also be slip-resistant, which reduces the risk of slips and falls, ensuring the safety of your employees and visitors.
Correctly installed flooring solutions not only improve the aesthetics of your facility but also provide a safer working environment for everyone. By investing in quality flooring solutions, you can save on maintenance costs, reduce the risk of accidents, and ensure the longevity and durability of your facility’s flooring.
Common Problems With Distribution Flooring
01
Expansion Joints
Expansion joints are a problem for distribution facilities because they create uneven surfaces that can damage equipment and cause safety hazards for workers. These joints also collect dirt and debris, making them difficult to clean and maintain.
02
Cracking & Chipping
The heavy traffic of forklifts and other machinery used in distribution centres can cause the flooring to crack and chip, especially if the flooring material is not durable enough to withstand the load.
03
Static Electricity Buildup
Certain types of flooring, such as carpet and vinyl, can build up static electricity, which can be dangerous in environments where flammable materials are present. Proper grounding and the use of anti-static flooring can help mitigate this risk.
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