School Hall Flooring - Sanding & Renovation
We have huge experience in the renovation of School Hall flooring. We carry out the fitting of new school hall floors or we sand & recoat the existing flooring making it look brand new. Our hard wearing coating should keep your school hall looking fresh after heavy traffic. We offer overnight service or we can carry out works in the school breaks to keep disturbance to the pupils to a minimum.
School hall flooring has the same build principles as Commercial flooring found in sports halls and gymnasiums and should only be repaired or refinished by professionals. There are a number of important factors that should be considered.
School halls are multi-purpose. They are used for sporting activities, dining, assemblies, performances and more. Every day a school hall will see hundreds of people using the floor. This is very heavy traffic. The surface needs to be completely sealed to stop moisture & liquids penetrating the wood beneath. The spilling of liquids is common with little ones in the dining room and probably happens a minimum of once or twice per day. We use the World's leading coatings & lacquers to ensure you have a durable floor.
Your floor should be assessed regularly by commercial floor specialist to see if any repairs need to be carried out due to the heavy usage of school flooring. It will be cheaper to repair a smaller area, if these areas are neglected, you could risk the damage becoming more significant. Some of the most common damage to school halls is the court marking. A range of sports is played in the school hall including, basketball, football, Badminton and more. Please contact us now if you have any questions regarding your school floor.
Previous School Hall Projects
St Christopher private school is in Letchworth Garden City. The floors in the pictures are original Herringbone block floors. which have been repaired, sanded and resealed
We were contracted to refurbish the Maple floor in the school hall. We repaired the floor where the sections were missing and where oak had been used instead of maple.
