What is the Best Lab Flooring? A laboratory is a place which must conform to rigorous hygiene standards. This is not just to ensure the health and safety of its occupants, but also to ensure the utmost accuracy of testing and experimental results. The best lab flooring is one which has all the elements to achieve this and remain strong and durable for a long period of time. We have installed laboratory flooring for a number of clients and are one of the UK’s leading flooring specialists. Here, we take you through the best flooring materials for laboratory flooring, whether that’s a scientific ..read more

A Professional Guide to Hard-Wearing Floors Hard-wearing flooring is an essential feature of any commercial, industrial or domestic space. It is specifically designed to withstand high levels of foot traffic and even heavy machinery and chemicals in some cases. Hard-wearing flooring is available in a number of different materials, including concrete, epoxy, and polyurethane, with each material offering a range of benefits that can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of your space. Concrete Flooring Solutions provide both concrete and resin flooring installations for industrial, comm ..read more

Your Guide to Heavy-Duty Flooring Installations When it comes to industrial and commercial spaces, heavy-duty flooring is imperative for ensuring safety and enhancing the productivity of employees. Heavy-duty flooring is specially designed to withstand high levels of foot and machinery traffic, wear and tear, impact and even chemical spills.  Choosing the right heavy-duty flooring for your workspace is crucial as it can prevent costly accidents and injuries within the workplace, such as slips and falls and is also excellent at protecting against damage to the building’s foundation and st ..read more

What is the Best Non-Slip Flooring for Your Project? In order to ensure the highest levels of health and safety in a business, or even to keep a large domestic property safe for residents, every part of it needs to be considered. This includes choosing the right kind of flooring. Ensuring you have non-slip flooring fitted in a home or business is one of the key actions you can take to prevent accidents. But which kind is best? We offer a wide variety of flooring solutions for projects and our experts can help you to decide which type of non-slip flooring will be best for you. What are the Bes ..read more

A Guide to Floor Screed Thickness Screed, otherwise known as a subfloor, is an additional layer that forms the substrate for your actual floor covering. The main purpose of a floor screed is to level uneven floor structures and provide a balanced finish, but it can also be a useful base for floors utilising underfloor heating If you are looking for flooring installations, it’s in your best interests to engage the service of a professional. Concrete Flooring Solutions are leading professionals in floor solutions and installations. With over 40 years of experience and recognition from The Assoc ..read more

Our Expert Guide to Concrete Pouring We are often asked whether pouring concrete is a job that must be completed by a professional, and the techniques involved for an even, solid pour. While there are considerations to take during concrete pouring, it is possible for non-professionals to pour their own. With the correct preparation and technique, a poured concrete floor can be achieved quite simply. Poured concrete is an excellent flooring material for a variety of situations including patios, concrete floors, driveways, paths and concrete slabs or blocks. There is a range of different concre ..read more

How to Screed a Floor: A Comprehensive DIY Guide If you’re in the process of levelling out uneven flooring, installing underfloor heating or simply renovating the floor of your kitchen, bathroom or garage, you may have reached a point in your project where you’re ready to apply the screed layer.  Contacting an experienced screeding professional will always be the best way to ensure that this process is performed as accurately as possible, decreasing the possibility of costly and time-consuming repairs further down the line.  However, as screeding tools and screed mix are widely avai ..read more

What is Screed? Your Complete Guide to Screed Flooring Screed is a thin top layer of material which is poured over a structural concrete subfloor. In many cases, it is applied to form a smooth, level base for other finishing materials such as carpet, tile or floorboards to be installed on top. In other cases, a layer of screed is useful for the absorption and radiation of warmth, such as with underfloor heating systems. It can even be used as flooring in its own right, for example, in warehouses where scuffs and marks are common, or even in situations where a rustic or uniform aesthetic is fa ..read more

Decoration and Architecture in Concrete Concrete is an extremely multifaceted material. Able to take any form, texture and colour to enhance the appearance of a building, concrete creates surfaces that can be made smooth, rough and in a range of colours. Often overlooked, concrete is one of the most dynamic and flexible building materials in architectural history. Concrete is able to offer an array of building techniques, as it has done throughout history and continues to do in modern architecture. Architectural concrete has become one of the most significant means of design in modern archite ..read more

Why Concrete Resin is the Best High Traffic Flooring Type High traffic flooring needs to be able to endure constant footfall with no problem, providing a hard-wearing surface that also ensures safety. Anti-slip properties are especially important when you’re looking for the best flooring for high traffic wet areas or the best flooring for high-traffic kitchens.  We are experienced contractors of industrial, commercial, and residential flooring and specialists in a number of high traffic flooring types. If you’re searching for what flooring is best for high traffic areas, we’ve got you co ..read more