Areas of application

Warehousing and logistics

System-based flooring and protective solutions for storage areas, forklift traffic, loading zones, order picking and distribution flows with high traffic and operational loads.

Forklift traffic High loads Floor markings Rapid refurbishment

SYSTEM-BASED APPROACH

In warehousing and logistics, the floor supports the entire workflow

In warehousing and logistics facilities, the system must support forklift traffic, pallet movement, route organisation, clear working areas and long-term substrate protection.

That is why we do not select a system on appearance alone. We consider the type of storage, traffic loads, the flatness and condition of the concrete substrate, workflows, route-marking requirements, intensity of use and the time available for installation or refurbishment.

KEY AREAS OF APPLICATION

From storage and forklifts to loading and distribution

A logistics facility consists of several different working areas. Each requires a system adapted to traffic, wear, warehouse organisation and daily operational loads.

Storage

Storage areas

High-bay racking, pallets, organised storage and floor surfaces designed for intensive long-term use.

Traffic

Forklift routes

Working routes, turning areas, internal traffic and marked zones for the safe movement of logistics equipment.

Loading

Loading and unloading areas

Dock doors, dispatch, goods receiving and areas with high traffic and operational loads.

KEY CHALLENGES

Three requirements a good system must meet

01

Traffic and mechanical wear

Warehouse surfaces are exposed to forklift traffic, local impacts, pallet movement, turning and long-term mechanical wear.

02

Clear route organisation

Floor markings, separation of workflows and clear traffic logic support safer and more efficient daily use of the facility.

03

Refurbishment without major disruption

In active logistics facilities, phased refurbishment and installation with minimal disruption to warehouse or distribution operations are often essential.

FACILITY TYPES

Where these systems are most commonly used

We adapt solutions to the type of warehouse, logistics flows, forklift traffic and the organisation of working areas.

high-bay warehouses
distribution centres
logistics halls
pick-and-pack areas
dock areas
warehouses with forklift traffic
cross-docking facilities
goods receiving and dispatch
technical support rooms
facilities requiring refurbishment or repair
Komisioniranje in distribucijska cona v logističnem objektu

DISTRIBUTION AND ORDER PREPARATION

Logistics is not only about storage, but also the flow of goods handling

Alongside racking and traffic routes, order-picking, sorting and preparation areas are also essential. Here, the system supports a clear workplace, easier maintenance and the organisation of operational flows.

  • clearer workplace organisation
  • support for the rapid internal flow of goods
  • a suitable surface for daily use
  • easier cleaning and maintenance

AREA DETAILS

What each solution means in practice

01

Storage areas

For high-bay racking, pallets, organised storage and working surfaces subject to long-term mechanical loads.

  • resistance to storage loads
  • suitable for long-term use
  • easier housekeeping
  • support for clear warehouse organisation
Warehouse Racking
02

Forklift routes

For main internal routes, forklift traffic, turning areas and zones with higher traffic intensity.

  • resistance to forklift traffic
  • support for traffic markings
  • clearer workflows
  • a more stable surface for daily use
Forklifts Traffic
03

Loading and unloading areas

For dock doors, dispatch, goods receiving and areas with high operational and traffic loads.

  • resistance to intensive logistics use
  • support for goods receiving and dispatch
  • easier organisation of dock areas
  • a suitable substrate for active workflows
Dock Loading
04

Order picking and distribution areas

For order preparation, sorting, packing and internal distribution within the warehouse.

  • clearer work organisation
  • support for the rapid flow of goods
  • easier cleaning of active working areas
  • suitable for daily use
Picking Distribution
05

Technical and support rooms

For service, technical and ancillary rooms where order, functionality and a reliable substrate are important.

  • simpler maintenance
  • protection of the concrete substrate
  • support for ancillary logistics infrastructure
  • clear and practical use of technical rooms
Technical areas Support
Tehnični in podporni prostor v logističnem objektu

SUPPORT AND TECHNICAL AREAS

An active logistics facility also needs well-organised ancillary rooms

Alongside the main storage and traffic areas, technical and support rooms are also important. Here, the system supports functionality, order and long-term substrate protection.

  • clear support infrastructure
  • easier maintenance and servicing
  • suitable for regular use
  • protection of the existing concrete substrate
Detajl skladiščnega talnega sistema in sanacije

DETAILS AND REFURBISHMENT

Many problems begin at the most heavily used logistics points

In active warehouse facilities, the first damage often appears in traffic lanes, around previous repairs, in dock areas or at transitions between different working zones.

  • local repairs by area
  • phased refurbishment with minimal disruption
  • correct substrate preparation
  • a technically appropriate system finish

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

What we assess before selecting a system

A good system is the result of a correct assessment of the facility, traffic, storage loads and substrate condition.

Forklift traffic Main routes, turning areas, frequent use of logistics equipment and local traffic loads.
Storage loads Racking, pallets, static and dynamic loads, and the organisation of the storage system.
Loading and dispatch Dock areas, goods receiving and dispatch, intensive logistics handling and workflows.
Condition of the concrete substrate Cracks, wear, flatness, existing layers, local damage and the preparation required before installation.
Floor markings and organisation The need for traffic, safety and work markings to organise the space more clearly.
Installation time The option of phased installation, restrictions caused by facility operations and the need for rapid repairs.

OUR APPROACH

How we select the right system for your facility

Facility assessment

We review the type of warehouse, logistics flows, traffic, dock areas and operational loads.

Substrate inspection

We assess the condition of the concrete, flatness, cracks, wear, existing layers and the required substrate preparation.

Area definition

We distinguish between storage areas, traffic routes, loading zones, picking areas and support rooms.

System proposal

We prepare a recommendation covering the layers, resistance, surface structure, markings and the method of installation or refurbishment.

Installation or technical supervision

Where required, we provide installation, material supply or technical project supervision.

Maintenance recommendations

After completion, we provide guidelines for use, cleaning, inspection of critical areas and long-term system maintenance.

Need a solution for a warehouse, distribution centre or logistics hall?

Send us the basic information about the space, traffic, storage system, dock areas and expected installation timeframe. We will prepare a system proposal based on the actual conditions in your facility.

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