Repair of sagging concrete floors in greenhouses
The subsidence of greenhouses and greenhouse floors can lead to operational problems, such as the accumulation of sprinkler or irrigation water on the subsided floor sections. Using the innovative FloorLift® method, URETEK ensures rapid restoration of the foundations by precisely correcting the subsided floor. The floor is then carefully re-sloped to ensure water drains away correctly.
The URETEK FloorLift® method is the ideal solution for raising floors in greenhouses:
- major interventions such as breaking up or re-laying the floor are not necessary;
- the subsided floor can be restored to the exact correct height in a short space of time;
- the sunken floor does not need to be cleared; plants and growing tables can remain in place;
- the greenhouse remains accessible to staff and visitors whilst the floor is being repaired;
- so there is no disruption to your business operations
Lifting sunken floors
When repairing sagging concrete floors in greenhouses, we inject a powerful expanding resin beneath the floor. Thanks to the high upward pressure, the sagging floor is raised again. This injection method is extremely precise and can be controlled down to the millimetre. See how the URETEK FloorLift® method works here.
Before and after
URETEK has extensive experience in lifting subsided greenhouse floors. View the before and after photos.
Further information and contact details regarding the lifting of subsided floors
Are you experiencing problems with a subsided floor? URETEK is on hand to carefully lift your floor.