Technology & innovation

Implementation checking for industrial flooring: A guarantee of durability and performance

David Carrasco 22 de September de 2025 No Comments

Implementation checking for industrial flooring: A guarantee of durability and performance by Agustín Escámez, Monofloor Technical Director Flooring forms the base for all industrial activity. This obvious statement becomes particularly…

A review of fibre test methods and reporting

David Carrasco 22 de September de 2025 No Comments

A review of fibre test methods and reporting by Donal Dowling, Monofloor Project Engineer With the growing popularity of steel fibre reinforced concrete floors, the issue is in the spotlight…

Disruptive face joints: a review

David Carrasco 21 de September de 2025 No Comments

Disruptive face joints: a review by Tom Hancock, Monofloor Commercial Director Formed construction joints are widely accepted to be the weakest part of any concrete industrial floor slab. Over the…

Creating an industrial floor on reinforced ground

David Carrasco 21 de September de 2025 No Comments

Creating an industrial floor on reinforced ground by Eric Laveder, Monofloor Design Chief The search for optimised technical solutions remains an important driver of innovation for businesses. Therefore, specialist businesses…

Comparison of TR34 & BS EN 15620

David Carrasco 21 de September de 2025 No Comments

TR34 (4th ed) and BS EN 15620: A Comparison by Matthew E Alcorn, Monofloor Engineer – Industrial Flooring Consultant Introduction This article will look at the fundamentals that are both…

Laser scanning – pretty pictures or High-Definition Mapping?

David Carrasco 10 de May de 2021 No Comments

Part 2. FACT OR FICTION? In the day and age of Fake News, it can often be hard to determine the truth. Without looking at the detail, headlines can be…

The origins and future of industrial floor specifications and standards

David Carrasco 14 de July de 2020 No Comments

Early days There was a time when the design and construction of industrial floors was simple. If the loads on the slab were light to medium, 6” of concrete and…

Using laser scanners to measure floor surface regularity

David Carrasco 17 de June de 2020 No Comments

Question: Which 3D laser scanner should I use to measure floor surface regularity? Answer: It all depends on what you want to achieve. Laser scanners have been around for over…

Floor surface regularity terminology – what does it mean?

David Carrasco 10 de June de 2020 No Comments

“There is no point in being precise when you don’t know what you are talking about.” – John Tukey Whether due to lack of technical knowledge, or intent to confuse,…

Effect of floor surface regularity on robots

David Carrasco 10 de June de 2020 No Comments

In this rapidly changing world, automated warehouses are becoming increasingly more common. Spurred on by the growth in ecommerce and our demand for faster and faster delivery times, companies are…

Category: Technology & innovation

Implementation checking for industrial flooring: A guarantee of durability and performance

A review of fibre test methods and reporting

Disruptive face joints: a review

Creating an industrial floor on reinforced ground

Comparison of TR34 & BS EN 15620

Laser scanning – pretty pictures or High-Definition Mapping?

The origins and future of industrial floor specifications and standards

Using laser scanners to measure floor surface regularity

Floor surface regularity terminology – what does it mean?

Effect of floor surface regularity on robots

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