Visitors to the Thailand exhibit will be able to talk to Flowcrete Asia at stand G28 about Flowfast Rapid Transit, the specialist resin flooring range designed to meet the complex requirements of railway platforms.
Implementing the innovative clean floor concept Flowfresh is now even more rewarding than before thanks to a formula change that simplifies the logistics of use whilst adding extra vibrancy to the colours.
Having previously traded under a single flooring applicator, Flowcrete Asia has now expanded operations to provide a new and improved service to clients in the architectural gem of Singapore.
Processing and manufacturing centres can use the closure period this year to install a new floor finish with the minimum of hassle. An investment like this is a great way to boost a building’s potential for many years to come.
The USD 1 billion new cruise terminal has been built on the site of the country's former airport, which was long regarded as one of the most spectacular flight approaches in the world with a runway that jutted straight out into the sea.
The site has been designed to become the constructionindustry's go-to educational hub for all things resin flooring, with regular posts to quickly provide the reader with the latest information, all of it coming directly from a global leader in the field of industrial and commercial flooring.
The Fu Wai Hospital in Beijing was concerned that the flooring in their liquid nitrogen libraries would not withstand the demands placed upon it. To ensure the integrity and effectiveness of the floor Flowshield SL was installed with a top coat of Flowseal UV.
50 people from 18 different companies across the country attended a training day on October 24th with the global flooring specialists. There they found out about Flowcrete Asia’s latest products and learnt how to install its high-quality floors.
Having suffered with extensive cracking, spalling and de-lamination, the parking facility was not only hazardous to visitors but actually caused many to avoid the structure altogether. In order to prevent this moving forwards, MRCB sought flooring materials based on a list of key performance features set-out by the end client.
There are a number of factors that clients in the food and beverage industries must consider when selecting a new floor finish. Floors in food manufacturing or food preparation premises must be able to be cleaned effectively and thoroughly, must not absorb grease, food substances or water, harbour pests or bacteria, and should be laid to a safe design so as not to cause the pooling of water.
