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Start Increasing Material Handling Efficiency and Safety Today!
Your floor should allow your business to make money, not cause you to spend it on accidents or uneccessary maintenance costs.
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Material handling efficiency and safety starts with a correctly specified concrete floor profile tolerance to control the floor surface bumps, dips, and swales; more easily stated as flatness and levelness or ride-ability as controlled by F-min tolerances. Floor profile control needs to be addressed at conception of the project.
Overlooking the simple issue will decrease the efficiency of material handling operations throughout the life of the facility; in addition to, lessening personnel and equipment safety. In other words, affect the bottom line in the first order.
Our website provides information related to the concrete Floor Flatness, and Levelness and ride–ability; better known as FF, FL, and F–min, (F-numbers). F-numbers are the standards that control your material handling efficiency. Higher numbers give you high-efficiency, and increased safety. The converse is also true, low F-numbers translate to low efficiency, low Return On Investment, and decreased safety and nobody wants or needs that.
We update our website when new information becomes available to provide you with the latest information related to Flat floors. By periodically revisiting our site, you can keep abreast of the latest technologies, standards, and practices affecting design, planning, construction, and repairs of concrete floors. In addition, you'll discover why Flat floors are important to you, your business, your associates, your clients and most importantly, your bank account!
Our site lists the services we provide to assure your concrete floors are properly designed and constructed as specified, and the achieved results are followed up with certification reports. You will also find that we provide remedial services for those floors that do not measure up to your needs whether new contruction or within existing facilities you may own or want to lease or purchase. This is a great way to save money to 'find out' what the floor 'rides like' before you become committed.
We are confident the information provided within our site will answer your questions. However, if you have additional concerns, please contact us and one of our engineers will be pleased to answer your questions. Thank you for visiting ALLFLAT
Overlooking the simple issue will decrease the efficiency of material handling operations throughout the life of the facility; in addition to, lessening personnel and equipment safety. In other words, affect the bottom line in the first order.
Our website provides information related to the concrete Floor Flatness, and Levelness and ride–ability; better known as FF, FL, and F–min, (F-numbers). F-numbers are the standards that control your material handling efficiency. Higher numbers give you high-efficiency, and increased safety. The converse is also true, low F-numbers translate to low efficiency, low Return On Investment, and decreased safety and nobody wants or needs that.
We update our website when new information becomes available to provide you with the latest information related to Flat floors. By periodically revisiting our site, you can keep abreast of the latest technologies, standards, and practices affecting design, planning, construction, and repairs of concrete floors. In addition, you'll discover why Flat floors are important to you, your business, your associates, your clients and most importantly, your bank account!
Our site lists the services we provide to assure your concrete floors are properly designed and constructed as specified, and the achieved results are followed up with certification reports. You will also find that we provide remedial services for those floors that do not measure up to your needs whether new contruction or within existing facilities you may own or want to lease or purchase. This is a great way to save money to 'find out' what the floor 'rides like' before you become committed.
We are confident the information provided within our site will answer your questions. However, if you have additional concerns, please contact us and one of our engineers will be pleased to answer your questions. Thank you for visiting ALLFLAT
