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 Floor
Flatness
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 More and more developers, building owners and large warehouse facility
operators are requiring very flat and level floors because of computer
systems, forklift traffic and other individual building requirements.
As a
result, the American Concrete Institute and Canadian Standards
Association
developed a standard for the specification and measurement of
floor flatness and levelness. F-Numbers now replace the familiar
1/8
inch per 10 foot level specifications typically used in the past.
CTL provides our clients with floor flatness and floor levelness
testing
using our modern state-of-the-art Dipstick 2000 floor profilers
manufactured
by FACE Companies. With its computer base, we are able to
perform the floor flatness and/or floor levelness testing and
immediately generate a report based on our findings. This allows
the contractor
pouring the slabs to make adjustments quickly in his placement
and finishing
techniques. Our technicians have attended FACE training courses
and are certified to utilize this equipment. |
Floor Flatness Notable Projects
- Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
- The Pentagon Building, Arlington, Virginia
- T-Fal Warehouse,
Millville, New Jersey
- ACME Store, Albertson’s Inc.,
Milford, Delaware
- Montgomery County Public Schools, Germantown,
Maryland
- Korean Airlines Cargo Terminal, Jamaica, New York
- Federal
Reserve Bank, Rutherford, New Jersey
- The George Washington
University Hospital, Washington D.C.
- Atlantic City Convention
Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey
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