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Floor Flatness

Floor Flatness Assessment


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Surveying and Testing Floor Flatness

CTS utilizes Floor Pro 8 to ensure the flatness and levelness of a concrete floor. This provides engineers with valuable information in preventing degradation on flooring. Call us today for more details.

Importance of Flatness

Appropriate flatness is a must for any industrial floor as a suitable surface is crucial for the smooth functioning of materials handling equipment (MHE). The building as a whole, with all its static equipment and MHE, can function satisfactorily, only with optimum levelness.

Levelness and Flatness

MHE is classified into two distinct areas of traffic movement in warehouses i.e., Free Movement and Defined Movement.

Free Movement Area

Free Movement Surveys are performed on areas where MHE traffic moves randomly in variable directions such as wide aisle areas, block-stacking, or aisle transfers. It is not possible to survey an infinite number of points when assessing surface regularity in FM areas. Hence, on a three-meter grid, a representative sample of the floor is surveyed. 

Defined Movement Area

The MHE run on defined movement floors and fixed pathways between the racking on floors in very narrow aisle racking systems. Face Profileographs of slightly different configurations are used to measure the floors here. Safe and efficient operation of a narrow aisle forklift truck can be ensured only with a high standard of floor flatness.

Several Applications of Flatness

  • If lift trucks operate at maximum speed, operations will be more efficient.
  • There'll be an increase in the downtime and maintenance, resulting from excessive vibration on a lift truck due to poor surface regularity. 
  • Reduces driver fatigue and assures health and safety.
  • Reduces stock damage
  • Regulates general floor quality upon construction.
Flatness is very much essential where defined path, very narrow aisle (VNA) trucks operate within aisles of high-density warehouses.

Want to Assess the Flatness of Your Warehouse?

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