Flooring executionFrom floor requirements to site planning
Levels · Concrete supply · Finishing · Curing
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Laser-based level control
Reference-controlled elevation during screeding.
Project-specific planning
Execution aligned with your floor specification.
Pune & PCMC
Discuss site readiness, drawings and project scope.
Understand the system
What is laser screed flooring?
Laser screed flooring is concrete flooring constructed
using a screeding machine with laser-based elevation
control. The machine follows a reference level while
screeding freshly placed concrete.
It is useful on large floor areas where consistent
elevation control and coordinated placement are
important. Final performance depends on the complete
floor design and construction process.
Yash Flooring uses SOMERO® laser screed equipment for
industrial concrete flooring. Machine selection and
pour planning are coordinated with site access,
concrete supply and the agreed scope.
Before execution, the project team should confirm
reference levels, specified tolerances, concrete
requirements and inspection arrangements.
Planning for FM2 or VNA?
Confirm the relevant specification with the project
designer. Very narrow aisle floors require attention
to truck travel paths and equipment requirements.
Laser screeding alone does not establish compliance.
Finishing is part of the complete floor system
Coordinate screeding, finishing, joints and curing
with the project specification.
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From assessment to execution
How we plan your flooring work
A clear scope connects floor requirements with site
preparation, concrete supply and construction sequencing.
Planned concrete placement and leveling.
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Coordinate sub-base preparation, reinforcement, access and agreed construction details.
Plan the pour
Align concrete supply, pour sequencing, machine access and execution resources.
Screed & finish
Execute the agreed flooring scope with attention to reference levels and surface finishing.
Cure & inspect
Coordinate curing, joint work and inspections according to the project requirements.
Understand your quotation
What determines laser screed flooring cost?
Floor area is the starting point. A useful quotation
also needs the specification, site conditions and
a clearly defined scope.
Floor area, slab thickness and concrete specification.
Reinforcement and sub-base preparation scope.
Surface finish and any specified dry-shake hardener.
Joint detailing and required testing.
Project location, access and concrete supply.
Pour sequence and construction schedule.
Compare the complete scope
When comparing quotations, check which materials,
preparation, finishing, curing and testing activities
are included.
Common project questions
Laser screed flooring FAQs
Practical answers to help you prepare your flooring
requirements.
What is laser screed flooring?
It is concrete flooring constructed using a screeding machine with laser-based elevation control. The machine follows a reference level while screeding freshly placed concrete.
Is it suitable for warehouses?
It can be suitable for large warehouse floors. The specification must consider rack loads, handling equipment, floor tolerances, joints and operational requirements.
What is SOMERO?
SOMERO is a manufacturer of concrete screeding equipment. Yash Flooring uses SOMERO laser screed equipment for industrial flooring execution.
Does laser screed guarantee FM2 or VNA compliance?
No. Compliance depends on the specified standard, the complete construction process and measured results. FM2 and VNA requirements must be assessed with an appropriate testing method.
What determines the flooring cost?
Cost depends on floor area, slab thickness, concrete specification, reinforcement, finish, joints, testing, site access and the agreed execution scope.
When can the floor be opened to traffic?
This depends on concrete strength development, curing, intended loads and the project engineer's approval. Timing should be agreed for the specific project.
What should I share for a quotation?
Provide the project location, approximate floor area, intended application, available drawings, specifications and expected construction schedule.
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