We provide solutions for patches and concrete floors in poor condition. We rebuild concrete floors, remove patches and leave totally new industrial floors through polished concrete.
Wear on concrete floors is mainly caused by the use of machinery and the movement of goods. At BECOSAN® we repair patches and industrial floors, ensuring that they are in perfect condition.
If affected and deteriorated areas do not receive immediate attention, the problems will spread throughout the entire pavement, affecting the whole facility and compromising the work carried out therein.
Especially in high storage activities, the risk of accidents increases.
The repair of patches in poor condition should always be carried out with non-shrinking mortars which, once dry, offer extreme strength.
The repair of a cracked hole in the floor is usually solved by applying a mortar patch. It is the most common repair measure in an industrial building to recover the part of the affected surface.
Patches in the pavements represent areas or spaces where the original material was damaged. To repair it, a fast drying mortar is usually used, in order to speed up the restart of the production.
Deterioration is closely linked to the life span of the floor, so it is essential to keep the floor in the best possible condition.
In the industrial context, where slabs are designed for specific conditions and use, patches receive different attention. They must be conditioned and sealed so that no further damage occurs in the same area.
Patches in poor condition are the result of a pathology that originates from a combination of multiple factors. These generally manifest themselves in the following causes:
Once the affected area begins to deteriorate it becomes a source of dust and a place where dirt accumulates. Dust problems affect the aesthetics of the floor surface and make cleaning and maintenance very difficult.
The dust generated by crumbling floors is not only uncomfortable for daily tasks, but is also harmful to health.
The repair of patches in poor condition varies according to the severity of the damage and the applied methodology.
Regardless of the severity of the damage, patch repair consists of removing the affected material until its inner layer is exposed.
Subsequently, the affected area is filled and sealed with an anti-retraction mortar, which is adjusted to the needs of the floor.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns.
