Question What would be the best floor for a big scale lab?

[btcboss2022]

I have tried and asked many people what would be the best option for the lab floor and I still don't have clear what would be the best.
Someone knows what kind of soil is used in large pharmaceutical laboratories?
Possibly the one that has worked best at the moment is the grue sawdust but the truth is that then everything is filled with sawdust and it appears anywhere hahahaha
I read something about felt for chemicals but I'm not sure about it and it's expensive.
Thanks.

 

[ACAB]

The best are sealed stones, or tiles, non-slip and liquid-proof, also pay attention to appropriate skirting boards. The floor should also be antistatic.

There is also special rubber flooring, which has no joints and should meet the highest standards.

 

[btcboss2022]

Do you know the name of this floor?Is chemical resistant?
Thanks

 

[Acab1312]

www.nora.com (clearnet)
Hello, tiles are generally best. But if you are interested in rubber, I can recommend this provider.

 

[skyechem_newmaterial]

There is a kind of pvc floor, acid and alkali resistant, anti static, antibacterial, Iodine resistant, search the keywords #Homogeneous #labfloor #anti etc..

 

[UWe9o12jkied91d]

I work in the field, and I can tell you epoxy of high molar mass is the best
but you need appropriate strenght of concrete below and application is a pain, but it is totally worth
second to this tile flooring is also good

 

[HerrHaber]

Concrete is what I know to be required for a lab to get approval from the firefighters.

 

[btcboss2022]

Ok thank you to everybody I will check it ;-)

 

[Zan444]

A floor that is high temperature resistant. So normal stone floor works fine.
Now put a plastic tarp over it. There where you put the metal ketels you cut a hole cause the plastic will melt from the temperature if it goes to high.
After your work is done you can clean the plastic tarp or throw it away.