Facilities managers in commercial settings have a lot on their plate, from ensuring the safety of employees and customers to keeping costs under control. Choosing the right concrete floor is an important decision, and there are several factors to consider.
One of the most important factors to consider is the purpose and function of the floor. For example, a warehouse may require a different type of concrete floor than a retail store or a hospital.
Of course, costs are also important, and one should consider both the cost of the concrete floor installation as well as the total cost of ownership for the floor. The cost of the floor should be considered in relation to the expected lifespan of the floor and the budget of the facility.