Warehouses + logistics
Large-area polishing for distribution centres and storage buildings requiring durability, reflectivity and simple maintenance.
Forklift traffic · dust reduction · rapid deliveryCommercial + industrial sectors
Made for the way
buildings work.
We align the floor with traffic, cleaning, programme and visual requirements—not simply a generic finish.
Manufacturing + engineering
Robust surfaces for production environments where abrasion resistance, cleanability and uninterrupted operation are critical.
Heavy duty · phased working · existing slabsRetail + showrooms
Natural concrete floors that give customer-facing interiors architectural character without sacrificing practicality.
Controlled exposure · refined sheen · brand-led spacesOffices + public buildings
Long-life finishes for reception areas, circulation zones, studios and contemporary commercial workplaces.
Design quality · thermal mass · low maintenanceEarly project input
Better outcomes begin before grinding starts.
On new-build projects, we can coordinate with the concrete installer on mix, curing, power floating and protection. For existing buildings, a survey identifies contamination, repairs, surface flatness and likely aggregate exposure before specification.
Arrange early-stage advice ↗Flooring by environment
Specify around the work taking place.
Warehouses + logistics
Review forklift routes, racking loads, joint layout, flatness and cleaning equipment together.
Warehouse flooring ↗
Manufacturing
Consider machinery, impact, process chemicals and phased access before choosing the finish.
Factory flooring ↗
Retail + workplace
Balance visual consistency, entrance dirt, furniture movement and daily cleaning.
Commercial screed ↗
Design-led interiors
Use material continuity selectively where the substrate and traffic support a thin finish.
Commercial microcement ↗Practical questions
What will the floor face every day?
Useful early information includes traffic type, cleaning regime, chemicals, expected loads, moisture, building programme and whether the space is occupied. These factors can change the right system even where two buildings have a similar appearance.
Industrial specification guide ↗Your building. Your brief.