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When planning an ESD flooring installation, most teams focus on electrical performance, durability, and appearance. While these are all important, the condition of the subfloor can have just as much impact on the success of your project.
Moisture, cracks, uneven surfaces, expansion joints, and existing floor imperfections can complicate installation and increase project costs. Many traditional flooring systems require extensive subfloor preparation before installation can even begin, resulting in additional labor, longer downtime, and unexpected expenses.
Choosing a flooring system that works with your existing conditions can help simplify installation and keep projects on schedule.
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