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System floors for industry, production environments and control rooms. Strong enough for heavy machinery and adaptable to every reconfiguration.
In an industrial environment, a floor has to withstand a lot: heavy machinery, vibration, intensive use and frequent changes of layout. At the same time, it carries cables and pipework that must stay accessible.
Anomalie supplies system floors with a steel support structure for production areas, control rooms, laboratories and technical rooms in industry. We match the finish to the use, from hard-wearing steel to an easy-to-clean top layer.
If the production line changes, we modify the floor: moving cut-outs, replacing panels or extending the floor.
Request a quoteA steel support structure for heavy machinery and installations, calculated for your load.
A robust construction and a finish suited to intensive use.
Top layers including steel, HPL laminate, vinyl or linoleum, matched to the use.
Cables and pipework below the floor, accessible via removable panels.
Panels with a fire classification from F30 (REI30) to F60 (REI60).
We move cut-outs and panels as your production line changes.
Is your production line changing? We modify existing floors, including those from other brands: moving cut-outs, replacing panels, strengthening or extending the floor.
We plan the work to keep disruption to production to a minimum.
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Anomalie supplies heavy-duty system floors for Umicore. In the food industry, we also installed a raised floor for Agristo.
View all projectsYes, provided the construction is designed for it. A system floor with a steel support structure spreads the weight. We calculate the load capacity on the basis of your machines.
That depends on the use. We supply steel, HPL laminate, vinyl and linoleum, among others. We recommend a top layer that suits the load and the cleaning regime.
Yes. Panels and cut-outs can be relocated, and the floor can be extended. Read more about repairs and modifications.
In many cases, yes. We plan the work in phases and in consultation with you, to keep disruption to production to a minimum.