Factory Flooring: The Perfect Blend of Durability and Aesthetic Appeal
What Is Factory Flooring?
Factory flooring refers to industrial-grade flooring systems designed to withstand the demanding conditions of manufacturing environments. These floors are built to resist heavy loads, chemical spills, high foot traffic, vibration from machinery, and temperature fluctuations. Whether you’re running a food-processing plant, an automotive factory, or a warehouse, choosing the right factory flooring is critical to productivity, safety, and compliance.
How to Choose the Best Factory Flooring
Choosing the right flooring for a factory is a crucial decision that impacts safety, functionality, and cost-efficiency. Factory owners and managers often face challenges in finding a flooring solution that suits their needs while balancing durability, budget, and traffic requirements.
At PVC Floor Tile Pty Ltd, we provide cost-effective and durable factory flooring solutions, specializing in rubber interlocking tiles that combine practicality with performance.
Questions to Ask When Deciding on Factory Flooring
Before making a decision, consider the following questions:
- What is the best flooring for a factory?
- Which flooring is most suitable for industries?
- What type of flooring is used in steel factories?
- What is the strongest factory flooring available?
Bulk Order Available
At PVC Floor Tile, we cater to large-scale commercial needs with our convenient bulk order options. Whether you’re outfitting a warehouse, office, or retail space, our durable PVC tiles are perfect for high-traffic areas. Bulk purchases ensure cost savings and consistent quality across your entire project. Contact us today to discuss your requirements and take advantage of our competitive wholesale pricing!
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Common Flooring Options
Concrete
- Strong and durable.
- Requires regular maintenance.
Epoxy Flooring
- Extremely durable and resistant to chemicals.
- Costly compared to alternatives.
Rubber Interlocking Tiles
- Cost-effective and versatile.
- Easier to install and maintain than epoxy flooring.
Why Choose Rubber Interlocking Tiles for Factory Flooring?
Rubber interlocking tiles are a practical solution for factories and industrial spaces due to their durability, affordability, and ease of use.
Key Benefits of Rubber Interlocking Tiles
- Eco-Friendly
- Made from recycled PVC materials.
- Reusability
- Can be installed, uninstalled, and reused in different locations.
- Safety
- Anti-slip surface ensures safety for employees.
- Versatility
Suitable for material handling and engineering factories.
PVC Floor Tile Technical Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
| Material | 100% PVC |
| Weight | 5,2 Kgs |
| Tile Size | 500mm x 500mm x 5mm |
| Relative Density | 1.53 g/cm³ |
| Tensile Strength | 13.2 MPa |
| Fire Retardancy | 6.2 seconds |
| Temprature Resistance | 140°C to 155°C |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Factory Flooring
Budget
- Flooring costs include installation and long-term maintenance.
- Rubber interlocking tiles provide an affordable yet durable solution.
Durability
- Factory flooring must withstand heavy machinery, foot traffic, and impact.
- Rubber tiles strike a balance between durability and cost-effectiveness.
Purpose of the Floor
- Heavy-duty usage, such as vehicular traffic, requires strong flooring like epoxy or rubber tiles.
- Avoid fragile options like wood or porcelain in industrial settings.
Traffic Levels
- High-traffic areas require robust flooring solutions.
- Uniform flooring may be necessary for consistent usage.
Qualities of Rubber Interlocking Mats
Rubber interlocking tiles offer several qualities that make them ideal for factory use:
- Acoustic and Fire Retardant: Reduces noise and provides fire resistance.
- High Tensile Strength: Withstands heavy loads and impacts.
- Chemical Resistance: Resistant to oils, greases, and other industrial chemicals.
- Non-Slip Properties: Ensures safety in high-traffic areas.
- Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean and replace damaged sections.
- DIY Installation: No professional tools required.
- Recyclable: Sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Sustainability of Rubber Interlocking Mats
- Recyclability
- Rubber interlocking tiles can be recycled at the end of their lifespan.
- Cost-Effectiveness
- Contributes to reduced maintenance costs over time.
- Environmental Friendliness
- Non-adhesive installation minimizes environmental impact.
Installation Recommendations
Adhesive Usage
- Adhesive Type: Use recommended A660 adhesive for areas with vehicular movement, such as forklifts, trucks, and pallet jacks.
- Non-Adhesive: Suitable for tiles 7mm and above in non-vehicular areas.
Enhancements
- Sealer: Apply PVCocity Sealer in wet areas like bathrooms for water resistance.
- Polish: Use PVCocity Polish every 3-6 months for a glossy finish, depending on traffic levels.
- Edging Strips: Install edging strips for a modern appearance and to enhance durability in edge areas.
FAQ’s
What are rubber interlocking tiles made of?
Rubber interlocking tiles are made from durable PVC material, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear.
Are they suitable for heavy machinery areas?
Yes, rubber interlocking tiles are designed to handle vehicular traffic and heavy loads.
Can they be reused?
Absolutely! These tiles can be uninstalled and reused in different locations.
How do I clean and maintain them?
- Sweep or vacuum regularly.
- Mop with a mild detergent to remove stains.
- Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
Do I need an adhesive for installation?
Adhesive is recommended for areas with vehicular movement. For non-vehicular zones, tiles 7mm or thicker can be installed without adhesive.
Applications of Factory Flooring
Automotive and Mechanical Engineering Plants
Food and Beverage Processing
Pharmaceutical and Chemical Manufacturing
Warehousing and Logistics
Cold Storage Rooms
Packaging and Printing Factories
Electronics and Assembly Lines
Transform Your Factory Flooring Today
Don’t settle for unsafe, worn-out flooring. Give your factory a professional, durable, and safe surface with our factory flooring solutions. Whether you need interlocking tiles, rubber mats, or epoxy coatings — we’ve got you covered.
