CONSTRUCTION & FLOORING SERVICES

Trimix & VDF Flooring

Trimix and vacuum-dewatered flooring for industrial and commercial areas requiring a dense, level and durable concrete surface.

Finished light grey Trimix and VDF flooring surface

Overview

Vacuum dewatered flooring uses controlled concrete placement, dewatering and mechanical finishing to produce a dense working surface. It is often considered for industrial floors, factory areas, parking zones and other spaces with regular operational movement. Jay Ambe offers Trimix/VDF flooring with finish options selected for the intended use. Stamped, polished and colour variants are treated as options under this strong parent service rather than separate thin pages.

Key capabilities

  • Controlled level setting and panel planning
  • Vacuum dewatering and mechanical surface finishing
  • Options for natural, coloured, polished or stamped finishes
  • Suitable for broad industrial and commercial floor areas

Scope of work

  • Review the base, floor levels, access and operational requirements.
  • Set out panels, joints, levels and reinforcement from the approved details.
  • Place and level concrete across the prepared work area.
  • Carry out vacuum dewatering where specified and mechanically finish the surface.
  • Complete curing, joint work and the agreed final inspection.

Work process

  1. 01Area planning
  2. 02Base and panels
  3. 03Concrete placement
  4. 04Vacuum dewatering
  5. 05Power finishing and curing

Applications & use cases

  • Factory floors
  • Industrial premises
  • Large industrial floor areas
  • Parking areas
  • Commercial work zones

Service options & catalogue coverage

The following approved service types, patterns or finish variants are covered by this destination. Final selection is confirmed for the site and project requirement.

View 21 represented options

Frequently asked questions

VDF refers to vacuum dewatered flooring, where excess water is removed from freshly placed concrete before mechanical finishing.

Polished, stamped and colour variants are represented and can be discussed according to the required finish.

Thickness, reinforcement and panel sizes are project-specific and should follow the approved design and intended loading.

Phasing may be possible after reviewing access, movement and curing requirements for the site.

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