Floors are constructed to suit wide-ranging ground conditions. Differing reinforcement specification, client requirements and surface regularity all help determine how the floor is constructed. Industrial Flooring PRODUCTS LARGE AREA LASER & TRADITIONAL SCREED FLOORS Floors are constructed to suit wide-ranging ground conditions. Differing reinforcement specification, client requirements and surface regularity all help determine how the floor is constructed. CTTS has the experience to adapt its skilled techniques to supply all floor types. Jointed & jointless floors can be achieved by using the latest technology for concrete, reinforcement & armoured joints. PILE SUPPORTED FLOORS Brownfield sites often necessitate slabs to be pile supported, as well as those situated on poor ground where deflection, settlement or loading criteria drive high performance requirements. DECKING AND HAND CAST FLOORS CTTS experienced teams install floors on all forms of metal and concrete deck systems. The construction of multi or high-level floors as well as high specification upper floors is accommodated, including specific surface regularity requirements for two story warehouses and multi-level ASRS and racking systems.

The CT Polish is our high-performance concrete polishing system, designed to transform a standard concrete slab into a refined, high-durability surface that performs as beautifully as it looks. Industrial Flooring CT Polish For industrial and commercial facilities, the standard concrete floor—while durable—often falls short in appearance, dust control, and resistance to wear. It stains easily, generates dust that affects equipment and air quality, and requires constant maintenance to keep it looking presentable. The CT Polish is our high-performance concrete polishing system, designed to transform a standard concrete slab into a refined, high-durability surface that performs as beautifully as it looks. This is not a simple grind and seal. Our CT Polish is a comprehensive multi-stage mechanical process that uses diamond-impregnated tooling to refine the concrete surface through progressive grit levels, all the way up to an ultra-fine 3000-grit finish. The result is a surface with a mirror-like sheen that rivals polished stone or terrazzo. Crucially, we apply a penetrating densifier during the process. This lithium-based chemical hardener reacts with the concrete to fill microscopic pores, creating a surface that is significantly harder, denser, and more abrasion-resistant than untreated concrete. The densifier locks in the polish and provides permanent protection from within. The CT Polish delivers a floor that is not only visually stunning but also exceptionally durable, dust-free, and easy to maintain—making it the ideal upgrade for any facility that wants to combine industrial performance with a professional, high-end appearance. Industries That Benefit from the CT Polish The CT Polish is the perfect solution for any operation where floor performance, cleanliness, and appearance matter. We serve a broad range of sectors, including: Warehousing and Distribution: High-traffic warehouses that want a dust-free environment to protect inventory and reduce housekeeping costs, while also creating a brighter, safer working environment. Manufacturing and Assembly Plants: Facilities that require a hard, abrasion-resistant surface that can withstand heavy machinery and high foot traffic, while remaining easy to clean and maintain. Food and Beverage Processing: Environments that demand hygienic, non-porous, and easily sanitised surfaces to meet strict food safety standards. Automotive Showrooms and Workshops: Service centres and showrooms that need a high-gloss, professional appearance combined with chemical resistance to oils, fuels, and cleaning agents. Healthcare and Laboratories: Hospitals, clinics, and research labs that require seamless, dust-free, and easy-to-sanitise flooring for sterile environments. Investing in the CT Polish delivers a range of substantial and measurable benefits that enhance both operations and aesthetics: Enhanced Durability and Wear Resistance: The combination of mechanical polishing and chemical densification creates a surface that is up to 40% harder than untreated concrete. This dramatically reduces surface abrasion, pitting, and erosion from heavy foot traffic and equipment movement, significantly extending the life of your floor. Dust-Free and Hygienic Surface: Polishing closes the capillaries in the concrete, creating a dust-proof surface that eliminates concrete dust. This protects sensitive equipment, improves indoor air quality, and reduces the risk of product contamination—essential for food, pharmaceutical, and electronics industries. Low Maintenance and Cost Savings: A polished concrete floor requires no waxing, stripping, or resealing. Daily cleaning is simple—just dry sweeping or damp mopping—significantly reducing ongoing maintenance costs, chemical usage, and labour hours compared to coated or sealed floors. Superior Light Reflectivity: The high-gloss 8000-grit finish reflects up to 300% more light than unpolished concrete. This reduces the need for artificial lighting in your facility, delivering immediate energy cost savings and creating a brighter, safer, and more productive working environment. Stain and Chemical Resistance: The densified surface resists penetration from oils, greases, cleaning agents, and mild chemicals. Spills sit on the surface and can be quickly wiped away without leaving permanent stains or damaging the floor. Aesthetic Appeal: The 3000-grit polish delivers a mirror-like, glossy finish that enhances the natural colour and aggregate of the concrete. It provides a premium, modern look that can elevate the perception of your facility—whether for clients, employees, or visitors. Sustainable and Long-Lasting: Polished concrete is a sustainable flooring choice. It utilises the existing concrete slab, requires no additional coatings or resins, and lasts the lifetime of the building. It is also VOC-free, contributing to better indoor air quality and LEED certification .

For modern, high-density warehouses, the floor is not just a surface—it is a critical component of your operational machinery. The CT Super Flat Defined Traffic Floor is an advanced concrete floor slab, engineered to the highest industry standards for facilities that rely on Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) systems and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) Industrial Flooring CT Super Flat The CT Super Flat Defined Traffic Floor For modern, high-density warehouses, the floor is not just a surface—it is a critical component of your operational machinery. The CT Super Flat Defined Traffic Floor is an advanced concrete floor slab, engineered to the highest industry standards for facilities that rely on Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) systems and automated guided vehicles (AGVs). What defines a 'superflat' floor? It is a category of flatness specifically designed for defined traffic areas where forklifts and other material handling equipment (MHE) travel the same fixed paths repeatedly . Unlike random traffic floors, which are suitable for general use, a defined traffic floor requires far tighter tolerances to ensure the safe and efficient operation of equipment that navigates aisles as narrow as 6 feet and services racking systems that can exceed 13 meters in height . Our floors are constructed using specialized strip-pour techniques and measured using a Profilograph to ensure they meet or exceed the strict F-min tolerances stated in the concrete society Technical report 34 required for VNA operations . This guarantees that every wheel path is perfectly smooth and level. The CT Super Flat Defined Traffic Floor is the ideal solution for any operation that prioritizes space optimization and high-velocity logistics. We primarily serve the following industries: Logistics and Distribution Centers: For warehouses that handle high volumes of goods and need to maximize storage capacity. E-commerce Fulfillment Centers: Facilities that demand rapid picking and put-away processes to meet tight delivery deadlines . Cold Storage and Food & Beverage: Operations that require high-density storage for perishable goods, often using automated systems in a VNA layout. Manufacturing: Automotive and aerospace manufacturing plants where the movement of components through the facility needs to be precise and efficient . Retail Distribution: Large-scale regional distribution centers for major retailers that consolidate and ship products to stores ." Investing in the CT Super Flat Defined Traffic Floor provides substantial and measurable benefits that improve your bottom line: Maximized Storage Capacity: By enabling the use of Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) systems, you can reduce aisle width from 12-13 feet to just 6 feet or less. This allows you to fit more racking into the same footprint, significantly increasing your pallet storage density and making better use of your valuable land and building investment . Enhanced Operational Efficiency: The extreme flatness and levelness of our CT floor allow forklifts to travel at their maximum designed speeds, even at the highest lift heights. This reduces travel time between picks, directly increasing throughput and overall warehouse productivity . Reduced Maintenance Costs: Operating lift trucks on a floor with precise tolerances minimizes wear and tear on wheel systems, drive units, and masts. This leads to fewer breakdowns, lower parts replacement costs, and extends the service life of your expensive equipment . Improved Safety: A truly superflat floor eliminates trip hazards and bumpy surfaces that cause load sway. This ensures stability for forklift operators, reduces the risk of collisions with racking, and prevents dropped loads, creating a safer working environment for all staff . Protection of Assets: Our superflat floor minimizes the vibration and impact forces that can damage high-bay racking systems and the products stored within them, reducing product damage.

For external hardstanding areas, the traditional choice has always been tarmac. But tarmac comes with well-known drawbacks—it softens in high heat, cracks under heavy loads, requires frequent resealing, and deteriorates quickly under fuel and oil spills. The CT Exterior Paving is our high-performance concrete alternative, specifically engineered for external industrial and commercial applications Industrial Flooring CT Exterior For external hardstanding areas, the traditional choice has always been tarmac. But tarmac comes with well-known drawbacks—it softens in high heat, cracks under heavy loads, requires frequent resealing, and deteriorates quickly under fuel and oil spills. The CT Exterior Paving is our high-performance concrete alternative, specifically engineered for external industrial and commercial applications. This is a robust, steel-fiber-reinforced concrete slab designed to withstand the harshest outdoor conditions. It provides a rigid, load-bearing surface that outperforms tarmac in every critical metric—durability, load capacity, weather resistance, and longevity. Whether you need a lorry park, container storage area, access roads, or a heavy-duty yard, our exterior paving delivers a permanent solution that will not rut, soften, or degrade over time. And here is the key advantage: the CT Exterior Paving is competitively priced with tarmac. When you factor in tarmac's ongoing maintenance costs and shorter lifespan, our concrete paving actually delivers superior lifetime value—often at a lower cost over the long term. The CT Exterior Paving is the ideal choice for any operation that requires durable, high-load-bearing external surfaces. We serve a wide range of sectors, including: Logistics and Distribution: Lorry parks, trailer staging areas, container stacking yards, and access roads for heavy goods vehicles. Manufacturing and Industrial Plants: External storage areas, raw material yards, and service roads for fork trucks and heavy plant equipment. Construction and Aggregates: Hardstanding for plant machinery, material storage, and site compound areas that endure extreme point loads. Waste and Recycling Facilities: Heavy-duty pavements for refuse collection vehicles, skip handling, and processing plant access. Retail and Commercial: Customer car parks, service vehicle access, and delivery bay areas that require a clean, professional, and low-maintenance surface. Ports and Airports: Cargo handling areas, apron parking, and heavy-load transit zones where tarmac would fail under the weight of container handlers and aircraft ground support equipment." Choosing the CT Exterior Paving delivers immediate and long-term advantages for your external hardstanding: Superior Load-Bearing Capacity: Concrete is rigid and distributes heavy point loads far more effectively than flexible tarmac. Our steel-fiber-reinforced mix eliminates the rutting, deformation, and potholing that plagues tarmac yards under constant HGV and plant traffic. Weather Resistance: Unlike tarmac, which softens in summer heat and becomes brittle in winter, concrete maintains its structural integrity across all temperature extremes. It also resists freeze-thaw damage, ensuring a stable surface year-round. Chemical and Fuel Resistance: Tarmac dissolves and softens when exposed to diesel, oil, and hydraulic fluid spills. Our concrete paving is inherently resistant to these chemicals, protecting your surface from costly degradation. Low Maintenance, Long Lifespan: Tarmac requires regular resealing, patching, and resurfacing every 5-10 years. A properly installed concrete pavement can last 30 years or more with minimal maintenance—dramatically reducing your total cost of ownership. Competitive Initial Cost: Our CT Exterior Paving is priced to be directly competitive with tarmac on initial installation. When you factor in tarmac's ongoing maintenance and earlier replacement, concrete becomes the clearly superior investment. Clean, Professional Appearance: Concrete provides a light, bright surface that improves visibility and safety in external areas. It does not stain or discolor like tarmac, maintaining a professional look throughout its service life. Environmentally Sustainable: Concrete is highly recyclable at end of life, and its light color reduces the urban heat island effect compared to dark tarmac surfaces."

Due to their polished appearance, strength and easy maintenance, power floated is the most used finishing in construction. Industrial Flooring Various finishes can be utilized on industrial flooring to meet the client’s specific requirements and applications: FINISHES CT Super Flat Due to their polished appearance, strength and easy maintenance, power floated is the most used finishing in construction. The advantages of power floated concrete are: Reduces the risk of plastic shrinkage cracking. Recompacts the concrete, creating a more durable floor. The polished surface is more dense there for reduces liquid penetration. Reduces dust. Aesthetically pleasing. CT Exterior Should the client require an alternative finish to concrete. A traditional concrete finish can be left in order for follow-on trades, such as epoxy coating, tiling, wood or any other desired finish. CT Steel Fibres CT Polish CT Hardner A dry shake hardener is a mixture of cement aggregates and admixture which is applied as dry compound onto fresh concrete surface. The benefits include: Protects the floor surface from abrasion and impact effects. Provides slip resistance. Improves durability Reduces dusting. Reduces liquid penetration. Can be various colours.