Areas of application

Aviation and transport

System flooring and protective solutions for hangars, service and maintenance areas, logistics terminals, technical rooms, equipment stores and traffic-handling surfaces.

Mechanical loads Slip resistance Oil resistance Rapid refurbishment

SYSTEM-BASED APPROACH

In aviation and transport, surfaces are more than a finishing layer

In hangars, service facilities, logistics terminals and technical areas, the system must support safe movement, resistance to traffic and mechanical loads, easier cleaning and long-term substrate protection.

We therefore select a system based on more than appearance. We consider the purpose of the space, vehicle and equipment traffic, local impacts, oils, fuels and technical fluids, concrete substrate condition, maintenance requirements and the time available for installation or refurbishment.

KEY AREAS OF APPLICATION

From hangars to logistics and safety routes

Different areas within aviation and transport facilities have different requirements. Hangars, equipment stores and traffic surfaces need systems adapted to their actual use, loads and maintenance regime.

MAINTENANCE

Hangars and maintenance areas

Large indoor surfaces, service equipment, work platforms and requirements for a clean, durable and reliable floor.

LOGISTICS

Logistics and warehousing

Organised storage areas, equipment movement, service trolleys and durable surfaces for intensive daily use.

SAFETY

Traffic and safety areas

Clearly marked routes, slip-resistant surfaces and service-traffic areas where safe movement and visibility are essential.

KEY CHALLENGES

Three requirements a good system must meet

01

Mechanical loads

Surfaces in hangars, service areas and logistics facilities are exposed to vehicle traffic, equipment movement, point loads, impacts and long-term wear.

02

Safety and clear organisation of areas

Slip resistance, clearly defined work and traffic routes, and a reliable surface help reduce the risk of injury, slipping and incorrect use of the space.

03

Lower maintenance costs

A correctly selected system can reduce dust accumulation, make cleaning easier, protect the concrete substrate and reduce the need for frequent repairs.

SOLUTIONS BY FACILITY AREA

Aviation and transport facilities require solutions for each functional area

Hangar floors, service areas, logistics surfaces, traffic routes, technical rooms, joints, edges and rapid repairs are planned according to actual loads, safety requirements and intended use.

FACILITY TYPES

Where these systems are most commonly used

We adapt solutions to the facility type, traffic, mechanical loads and the requirements of each area.

hangars
service and maintenance facilities
logistics terminals
transport centres
equipment stores
technical workshops
garage and service surfaces
handling yards
terminal support areas
parking and technical surfaces

SYSTEM DETAILS

What each solution means in practice

01

Hangar flooring systems

For large indoor surfaces subject to high mechanical loads, equipment traffic and the need for a long service life.

  • wear resistance
  • reduced dust accumulation
  • easier cleaning of large surfaces
  • suitable for intensive use
Hangars Flooring systems
02

Service and maintenance areas

For areas with service work, equipment, tools, technical fluids and local mechanical loads.

  • resistance to oils and technical fluids
  • local loads and impacts
  • easier housekeeping
  • practical use in working areas
Service MAINTENANCE
03

Logistics and warehouse surfaces

For warehouses, equipment, transport areas, pallet traffic and material handling.

  • trolley and equipment traffic
  • mechanical loads
  • wear resistance
  • option of floor markings
LOGISTICS Warehouses
04

Traffic and handling routes

For indoor and partly covered routes where safe movement and clear traffic organisation are important.

  • stable surface
  • clearly defined traffic routes
  • resistance to use
  • easier maintenance
Traffic Handling
05

Slip-resistant safety areas

For areas with a greater risk of slipping, changes in working regime or intensive pedestrian movement.

  • increased movement safety
  • adapted texture where required
  • reduced risk of slipping
  • suitable work and transition areas
Slip-resistant SAFETY
06

Joints, edges and details

For transitions, edges, working joints, expansion joints and finishes where the first signs of damage often occur.

  • joint sealing
  • edge protection
  • technically correct transitions
  • fewer weak points in the system
Joints Details
07

Technical rooms

For plant rooms, support areas, service rooms and other technical areas in regular use.

  • easy maintenance
  • resistance to loads
  • clear and functional surface
  • protection of the concrete substrate
Technical areas Support rooms
08

Rapid repair and refurbishment

For repairing damaged areas, refurbishing existing surfaces and carrying out work with minimal disruption to facility operations.

  • phased installation
  • reduced lengthy shutdowns
  • refurbishment of existing areas
  • practical repairs by area
Repair Refurbishment

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

What we assess before selecting a system

A good system is the result of a correct assessment of the space, substrate and intended use.

Mechanical loads Vehicle, equipment and trolley traffic, point loads and impacts.
Resistance to oils and fluids Contact with oils, lubricants, fuels or other technical fluids, depending on how the space is used.
Slip resistance Assessment of slipping risks in work, transition and handling areas.
Condition of the concrete substrate Cracks, flatness, wear, existing coatings, load-bearing capacity, moisture and adhesion.
Traffic and work areas How people, vehicles and equipment move, and the need to mark routes.
Installation time The option of phased installation, the available facility shutdown period and the need for rapid repairs.

OUR APPROACH

How we select the right system for your facility

Facility assessment

We review the purpose of the space, how it is used, traffic, loads and safety requirements.

Substrate inspection

We assess the condition of the concrete, cracks, flatness, adhesion, moisture and the required preparation.

Area definition

We distinguish between hangar surfaces, service areas, logistics, traffic routes, technical rooms and details.

System proposal

We prepare a recommendation covering the layers, surface structure, slip resistance, finishes and substrate repairs.

Installation or technical supervision

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

Maintenance recommendations

After completion, we can provide guidelines for use, cleaning and long-term system maintenance.

Need a solution for a hangar, service facility or transport area?

Send us the basic information about the space, loads, traffic, technical fluids and expected installation timeframe. We will prepare a system proposal based on the facility’s actual conditions.

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