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Industrial manufacturing floors rarely wear evenly across the entire facility. Wear usually develops where people, trolleys, pallet trucks and vehicles repeatedly follow the same routes. Production-line walkways become dull, pedestrian crossings lose surface texture, line markings fade, and the busiest areas begin to show deterioration while less-used parts of the facility remain relatively intact. The

A factory floor can look perfectly sound when a facility first opens, yet develop cracks, settlement, joint damage, excessive deflection, or coating failure after months of heavy machinery, racking, forklifts, and repeated traffic. In many cases, the problem is not simply the floor coating. The underlying concrete slab and supporting ground may not have been