Level Best complete a variety of concrete floor joint repairs in live warehouse, logistics and distribution facilities.
Warehouse concrete floor joints are a necessary evil when it comes to the design and installation of industrial concrete floors. Joints provide stress relief in a planned and controlled manner for a material subject to contraction and shrinkage.
These joints however prove problematic for logistics end-users and operators, as the warehouse floors generally breakdown and fail at these joint locations, leading to operational downtime, safety issues and forklift maintenance costs.
The logistics operator on this unit in Sheffield, South Yorkshire had a reoccurring problem with joint breakdown in the free-movement high-traffic locations adjacent to the racking bays and dock leveller loading doors. The specific joints experienced extensive significant multi-directional traffic leading to joint arris breakdown and eventually operational slow down and reduction in outputs.
Level Best’s floor repair specialists visited site in Sheffield to complete a site inspection and recommended a heavy-duty joint repair solution. The well tested process involves the removal of the defective straight-profile joint and the reinstatement of a wave-profile glass reinforced plastic joint. The wave-profile provides greater longevity and improved performance under forklift traffic. The joint repair takes 3 days to complete in total including material curing period.
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