Our Solutions

For facilities like laboratories, chemical plants, and food processing areas, anti-corrosion epoxy or polyurethane flooring provides maximum resistance to acids, alkalis, and solvents. These systems create a seamless barrier that protects the concrete and ensures long-term safety.

ESD (Electrostatic Dissipative) flooring is essential in environments where static discharge can damage sensitive equipment—such as electronics manufacturing, cleanrooms, or data centers. Standard epoxy is highly durable, but it won’t control static electricity, making ESD systems the better choice for critical industries.

Raised access flooring isn’t just for cable management in offices. It’s also used in control rooms, data centers, and laboratories where underfloor space is needed for air circulation, wiring, or specialized utilities. Industrial-grade panels are designed to handle heavy loads while maintaining easy access.

Interlocking ESD or PVC tiles are quick to install, often without adhesives, making them ideal for areas that require fast upgrades with minimal downtime. Seamless epoxy or polyurethane coatings, on the other hand, provide a smooth, hygienic surface with superior chemical and wear resistance. The choice depends on your industry’s priorities—speed vs. long-term performance.

Yes. Many facilities use a mix of solutions: epoxy in heavy-duty areas, ESD tiles in electronics zones, polyurethane in chemical storage, and raised floors in control rooms. A tailored combination ensures every part of the facility gets the right balance of durability, safety, and compliance.