PolyShield Floor / LOG
A warehouse floor must remain flat, clear and maintainable under repetitive traffic. Wheel type, pivot points, charging stations, racks, dust formation and available operating time determine where a uni-layer is sufficient and where a more robust infill structure is required.
Problem · cause · solution
That is why the choice of flooring starts with the business process. We link load, surface, finish and available downtime to an executable system route.
First system direction
This is a technical preselection. The floor scan and project specification determine the final layer structure.
A smooth aliphatic polyaspartic floor construction for business indoor and outdoor areas where planning, UV stability and maintainability count together.
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A polyaspartic system completely infused with colored quartz for industrial zones where traffic, moisture and controlled texture are decisive.
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Finishing and use
Business added value
A closed, suitable floor route protects the mineral surface against daily logistical use.
Color areas, walking routes and safety zones can become part of the same floor plan.
Work areas are tailored to docks, stock movement and accessibility.
Selection conditions
From question to floor plan
Traffic flows, wheels, peak loads and critical zones are mapped.
Flatness, adhesion and desired finish are technically confirmed.
Preparation, implementation and release follow the logistics planning.
Frequently asked questions
For dry, well-organized areas, Rapid Uni is often the logical route. Intensive pivot points or wet areas may require Rapid Quartz.
Yes. Lines and contrasting safety surfaces can be integrated into the implementation and maintenance plan.
Often yes, but only after examining strength, moisture, contamination and existing treatments. Preparation largely determines the lifespan.