PROJECT OBJECTIVES
- Repair cracks and damages
- Grind water-marks off
- Sawcut all large cracks and fissures to prepare for filling
- Fill up all large cracks
- Polish concrete
- Bring up to high gloss level, to create a more reflective surface which brightens the room
- Apply dust-proofing agent
- Apply sealer to protect and lock surface, to ensure smooth, stain-resistant and dust-free floors
Data Centre II
Polished concrete flooring is fast becoming a preferred option for data centers, thanks to its durability, practicality, and ability to fulfil various environmental standards.
A major benefit of this type of flooring is its strength and resistance to heavy loads, as data centers typically store large, heavy equipment, polished concrete can easily bear these loads without cracking or degrading over time.
Existing conditions
- New concrete floor
- Large cracks in areas with heavy equipment
- Areas with water damage to concrete
- Pitting to floor
POLISANIER® FOR DATA CENTRES
Additionally, polished concrete has thermal properties that help regulate indoor temperature, contributing to energy efficiency. Its reflective surface reduces the need for excessive artificial lighting, further lowering energy consumption, which is vital for data centers managing significant energy loads.
The smooth, dust-free surface of polished concrete is ideal for maintaining a clean, controlled environment. Dust can interfere with sensitive electronic equipment, so a floor that traps particles within the core of the concrete is crucial.
Polished concrete is furthermore extremely durable, making it ideal for high-traffic areas, and unlike other flooring options, it resists wear and tear, stains, and moisture, ensuring long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance.
With low maintenance requirements and long-lasting durability, polished concrete provides a cost-effective, sustainable flooring solution, that supports the critical needs of data centers while enhancing operational efficiency.
