Industrial Floor Coatings
Industrial floor coatings selected around traffic, exposure and working conditions.
Industrial floors matched to the work you do
The coating system should suit the operation above it. Western Canada Coatings reviews traffic, surface condition, chemical exposure and maintenance requirements before proposing industrial floor coating work.
Share the type of space, the problems with the existing floor and any project specifications. Production areas, storage zones and equipment routes may need different finishes and installation plans.
Surface preparation and repairs
Preparation starts with the existing concrete, coatings and contamination. The scope should identify removal, mechanical preparation, suitable repairs and any work around joints or transitions.
Moisture conditions and the requirements of the selected system help determine the approach. Coating over a damaged surface does not resolve the underlying cause.
Plan access and return to service
Review equipment movements, shutdown windows and access routes before work begins. Phasing may be possible where the project and selected products allow.
Confirm the installation sequence and the required time before walking, equipment traffic or chemical exposure. Return-to-service requirements are specific to the product and site conditions.
Traffic and equipment
Describe forklift routes, turning areas, loading operations and equipment use. These details help define the coating, texture and preparation requirements for each part of the floor.
Exposure and maintenance
Provide details of chemicals, temperatures, spills and cleaning methods. Special performance requirements need a suitable system and supporting product documentation, together with clear care instructions.
Request a project review
Send the project city, approximate area, photos and preferred timing. Include any specifications or operating constraints so they can be considered in the written scope.