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Flooring Materials

Industrial flooring solutions for wear resistance, static control and smooth self-leveling finishes.

  • Self-leveling cement
  • Wear-resistant
  • Anti-static
  • Non-sparking

Product Category

Flooring for demanding working surfaces

The flooring range from Shanxi Tuoda Building Materials Co., Ltd. covers the layers that make up a hard-wearing industrial floor: a prepared interface, a leveling or topping layer, and a surface chosen for the loads and conditions of the space.

Five product groups are listed in this category. Each is supplied as a building material for construction and engineering work, and can be discussed with our team against the requirements of a specific project.

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Catalog

Products in this category

Self-leveling cement

A cement-based material for creating a flat, even floor surface before finishing or in-service use.

High-strength wear-resistant material

A hard-wearing topping material intended for floor areas subject to repeated traffic and abrasion.

Anti-static mortar

A mortar formulated for flooring where control of static charge is part of the surface requirement.

Non-sparking mortar

A flooring mortar for surfaces where impact and friction should not produce sparks.

Interface treatment agent

A preparation product applied to the base before flooring layers are placed, supporting adhesion between them.

Selection

Matching a floor to its use

Flooring choice usually follows the conditions the surface will meet. The table below groups the five products by the property they are named for.

Flooring materials by primary property
Product Primary property Typical role
Self-leveling cement Flow and leveling Creating an even floor surface
High-strength wear-resistant material Abrasion resistance Hard-wearing topping
Anti-static mortar Static control Flooring with charge control
Non-sparking mortar Spark-free impact Surfaces sensitive to sparks
Interface treatment agent Adhesion Base preparation before flooring

Technical data sheets and application guidance for individual products are provided on request. Please share your project details so the right material can be recommended.

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Related categories

Flooring work often sits alongside repair and finishing tasks. The product center groups the full catalog by function, and the repair category covers mortars and resins for damaged concrete and structures.