Warehouse Floor Coating In Kingston, Ontario

Warehouse Floor Coating Built Thicker In The Lanes

Travel lanes and dock plates take far more punishment than the concrete beneath pallet racks. So the warehouse floor coating goes on heavier where forklifts run and lighter where stock sits still. Your budget goes to the spots that need it.

Coating Around Racking And Stock

Few warehouses can clear out for a floor job. We coat in blocks and plan with your team to shift pallets as each block finishes. Rack feet and anchor plates are either coated around or handled in stages.

Lines And Safety Markings

Pedestrian walkways, forklift lanes and staging boxes can be laid into the coating itself. Lines built into the system outlast paint rolled straight onto concrete by a wide margin.

Kingston warehouse floor coating usually costs $8 to $14 a square foot, depending on the build and the repairs.

Cold Storage Rooms Need A Low-Temperature Cure

Cold rooms and freezer areas need a coating that cures at low temperatures. We use fast-cure systems that set while the room stays cool, so stock does not have to move far or for long.

Freezer doorways sweat and frost up where warm and cold air meet. A textured warehouse floor coating at those doors keeps forklift tires and boots from slipping.

Loading Docks Take The Most Winter Slush

Trucks coming off Highway 401 in winter carry slush and salt right onto the dock plates. Warehouse floor coating at the docks is built thicker and finished with extra grit, because that strip sees the most water and the hardest braking.

Dock levellers and bumpers are masked off, and each door is done in turn so receiving keeps working.