We have compiled a list of terms for the field of industrial floors so that you can gradually, step by step, plunge into this area and begin to form an understanding.

In many ways, we did this for ourselves in order to bring up to date and train our own employees. But, it will also help you if you want to understand this area.

The activity of any company is expanding due to the level of ownership of the production technology of the product. Our company has not only many years of practical experience in the construction of industrial floors of various types. But also a good command of the theoretical base.

We know not only the sequences of actions familiar to many rugs in order to arrange the floor. But, depending on the available data on the current foundation, the available budget and the understanding of the tasks that the floor should provide, we design the most optimal floor design.

Our approach is the approach of professionals in their field who can not only know how to do something, but also justify it. All our theory is consistent with practical experience and the portfolio of our objects proves our competence.

From year to year, our skills are growing, based on our understanding of key terms and our ability to accurately follow the correct procedures that we have verified with many years of experience.

This dictionary of construction terms expresses our successful experience in construction in general and in the construction of the floor in particular. When compiling it, we realized that the existing terms that can be found in various building codes and regulations are too abstruse and inaccessible to the understanding of "mere mortals". We did not "speculate" as the compilers of the SNIPS and GOST standards did, since our task was to clarify this area of activity.

Because indeed, when a person truly understands something, he is able to express even complex things in very simple language. He does not need to prove his competence and create unnecessary difficulties.

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