How to repair the floor in a car service centre?

Are you considering renovating the floor in your car service centre? You need a durable, functional and almost maintenance-free floor. Let's compare concrete and PVC floors here.

Most car service centres have a concrete floor, which is cheap and should be durable and long-lasting. Over the years, however, the concrete floor may start to crack. Cracks not only create dust, but they also need to be repaired to prevent them from spreading and causing greater damage.

Such a floor is then not easy to repair, because it is usually oily and cracked. That is why coatings will not hold on it for long, and often neither will screeds or tiling. One option is therefore to concrete the floor again. This gives you a brand-new floor again, but it costs time, downtime and quite a lot of money.

The second repair option is to lay highly durable Fortelock tiles. You can lay the plastic tiles yourself and in a fraction of the time. You don't need tradespeople, you don't have to buy additional material or laboriously remove or adjust the original subfloor. If the floor is level, all you need to do before installation is sweep it and remove dirt. What's more, Fortelock tiles withstand heavy mechanical loads as well as technical fluids, you can easily install them in sections outside business hours, and the anti-slip patterns and insulating properties of the tiles make working under a vehicle more pleasant and reduce noise. The high durability of Fortelock PVC tiles also comes with a long service life of up to 25 years!

You can find out more about using Fortelock tiles here.