High-Traffic Flooring
Floors that withstand continuous use in commercial and industrial spaces.
Ready for the rush. Tough enough for high traffic.
Will my floor wear down? When installing a new floor, this is not a worry you should have. Stonhard has a wide range of flooring formulations and design options for busy commercial and industrial facilities, designed to handle the constant flow of customers and the daily activities of your productive employees.
What is High-Traffic Flooring?
High-traffic commercial flooring systems will stand up to constant use in busy areas for many years with minimal maintenance.
The Benefits of High-Traffic Flooring
In areas where there is a constant flow of foot or equipment traffic, it is important to keep floors in working order. Benefit highlights include:
- Minimising disruption of business in busy areas due to floor replacement.
- Keeping floors in good looking and operating condition despite constant use.
- Saving money on frequent repairs or replacement of flooring material.
Hospitality
Sports & Entertainment
Retail
Healthcare
Manufacturing
Food & Beverage
Recommended High-Traffic Flooring
Stonhard formulates floors for every environment, including those requiring high-traffic properties. Our team of Territory Managers, Architectural and Engineering Representatives will assist you in choosing the best product for your environment with the look you desire.
FAQ
Got questions? We've got answers. This FAQ section covers the most common inquiries about high-traffic flooring to help you make informed decisions.
High-traffic flooring is a durable surface designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, equipment, and other demands. This type of flooring is commonly used in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings.
Durability: Withstands heavy use and impact.
Easy Maintenance: Smooth, non-porous surface is simple to clean.
Hygienic: Reduces the risk of bacteria and mold growth.
Aesthetic Appeal: Available in various colours and finishes to match any design.
Safety: Can include slip-resistant additives.
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities.
- Manufacturing plants and warehouses.
- Retail stores and shopping centres.
- Restaurants and commercial kitchens.
- Schools and universities.
With proper installation and maintenance, high-traffic flooring can last 10-20 years or more, depending on the type of material and the level of traffic.
Common materials include:
- Epoxy
- Polyurethane
- Polished concrete
Yes, many high-traffic flooring options are designed to resist chemicals, oils, and stains, making them ideal for laboratories, manufacturing facilities, and kitchens.
Installation involves surface preparation, application of base layers, and finishing coats. The process can take a few days, depending on the size and complexity of the space.
- Regularly sweep or vacuum to remove debris.
- In some cases, use walk-behind floor scrubbers.
- Mop with a neutral pH cleaner.
- Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the surface.
- Schedule periodic professional inspections.
Yes, high-traffic flooring can be customised with colours, patterns, textures, and even logos to align with your branding or design needs.
High-traffic resinous floors are long lasting, easy to clean, and resistant to damage. Tile is durable but susceptible to grout line damage. Carpet is comfortable but wears down quickly in high-traffic zones.
Many high-traffic flooring options use low-VOC materials and can be installed over existing floors, reducing waste.
Consider factors like traffic levels, exposure to chemicals or moisture, aesthetic preferences, and maintenance requirements. Consulting with a flooring expert can help you find the best solution for your needs.
