July 14, 2017 - Flooring
By Lewis Migliore
This article is an update of one published in September 2012. A lot has changed in the industry since 2012 with regard to what is and what is not understood about flooring materials and substrate conditions. It's no surprise that there's a growing interest from facility managers in having their flooring specifications reviewed and updated, even in having complete specifications written, from the concrete to the flooring, and everything in between. Many of these specifications have outdated information, are poorly researched, and are irrelevant to many of the concerns that should be addressed. Worse yet, some specifications will actually compromise the success of the flooring project. Unfortunately, it seems, not enough thought is given to the downside risks of a project or to the guidelines and pertinent information that should be contained in a specification.
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The Commercial Flooring Report is provided by Lewis Migliore, president of LGM and Associates, which offers technical flooring services, including help or guidance with a new flooring project or a failure on an existing floor. Contact him at lgmtcs@optilink.us.
