Grinding and polishing concrete floors
As the demand for effective and durable commercial and industrial flooring increases, Pro Grind has been able to demonstrate how it is equipped with the right products and processes to meet this challenge head on. The JB HI FI store project in the Geelong Market Square is an example of how Hiperfloor is able to change an environment, practically and aesthetically. 
Hiperfloor is not a coating, but a method for grinding and polishing old and new concrete floors. Aesthetically, Hiperfloor is not only a method for protecting concrete floors, but also a process for turning a concrete floor into a highly abrasion resistant, smooth and visually appealing surface.
In the JB HI FI example, the reflective properties of the floor transformed the feel and the appearance of the store. It is now an open and spacious shopping environment.
Pro Grind was able to offer JB an end product with benefits that include:
• Easy maintenance and dramatic reduction in floor maintenance costs
• A seamless floor
• A cleaner and healthier working environment
• Odourless. No factory shut down required
• Rejuvenation of old, worn and pitted floors
• Money saving, compared with epoxies and other film coatings
• Withstands even the toughest traffic
• Highly abrasion resistant surface
• Slip resistance that meets the Australian standards
The floor offers durability and strength up to 10 times higher than that of a standard polished concrete floor and advantages in abrasion resistance and non marking properties.
Hiperfloor concrete floors are resistant to: wear, dusting, marking (e.g. forklift tyres), water, industrial chemicals, oils, food stains, greases, hydraulic fluids, fuels, fatty materials, abrasion and heat.
Pro Grind has more commercial and industrial projects in the pipeline. They will be applying Hiperfloor on jobs ranging from supermarkets and shopping centres to factories and hardware stores.
21-Jul-2006