Case Studies

Case Studies

Joint Free Concrete flooring, the Level Best Solution for Warehouses

Level Best Concrete Flooring has constructed the first warehouse concrete floor slab in the UK using a system created using both steel fibre reinforcement in conjunction with steel post tensioned bars. The flooring system is not only joint free, but … Read More

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Warehouse concrete flooring in Barr Hill, Cambridge

Level Best Concrete Flooring has recently installed this high tolerance warehouse industrial concrete floor slab for a new client located at Barr Hill Business Park in Cambridge. The floor was designed and installed by Level Best and carried out over … Read More

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Overlay concrete floor slab in Rotherham to allow re let

Level Best Concrete Flooring has installed a new concrete floor slab on top of the existing concrete floor at this retail unit in Parkgate, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. The contract to design and construct the new floor over the existing concrete … Read More

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Mixed-use multi-unit concrete flooring in Kings Norton, South Birmingham

Level Best were employed to assist a large national contractor in designing and installing industrial concrete floors to 8 units located in Kings Norton, South Birmingham, West Midlands. Due to the complex nature of a multi-unit building with multiple trades … Read More

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Mixed-use multi-unit concrete flooring in Kings Norton, South Birmingham

Level Best were employed to assist a large national contractor in designing and installing industrial concrete floors to 8 units located in Kings Norton, South Birmingham, West Midlands. Due to the complex nature of a multi-unit building with multiple trades … Read More

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Warehouse Concrete Flooring, Droitwich, West Midlands

This new warehouse development on the outskirts of Birmingham in Droitwich. The client required a high tolerance warehouse concrete floor slab to cover the 5,000m2 in size. Level Best Concrete Flooring was contracted by the developer to install the concrete … Read More

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Warehouse concrete flooring in Rotherham, South Yorkshire

The first phase of works of this Rotherham, South Yorkshire 70,000 square feet industrial warehouse development has been completed by Level Best Concrete Flooring. A short mobilisation from East Yorkshire enabled Level Best to work in conjunction with the main … Read More

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Multi-scheme mixed use development in Kings Norton, Birmingham

Level Best Concrete Flooring, the UK’s most innovative and versatile concrete flooring contractor, have completed the first two units on an 8-unit multi-scheme mixed use development in Kings Norton, Birmingham. Multi-unit mixed-use industrial, commercial, and retail developments are where Level … Read More

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Concrete floor slabs for new cold store, Newton Aycliffe, Durham

A high tolerance industrial concrete floor slab was required in this new high bay cold store warehouse, located at Newton Aycliffe Industrial Estate, County Durham.  Level Best Concrete Flooring was contracted to install the 200mm deep cast insitu concrete floor … Read More

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Design and build multi-unit concrete flooring in Country Durham

Yorkshire-based Level Best Concrete Flooring have recently completed the design and construction of the internal warehouse floor slabs for a new light industrial, commercial and retail development in County Durham. Level Best Concrete Flooring, the UK’s most versatile and innovative … Read More

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Warehouse concrete floors in Burntwood, near Walsall

This new speculatively constructed warehouse development on the outskirts of Birmingham in Burntwood required high tolerance concrete floors to help let the industrial units to quality tenants. Level Best Concrete Flooring Ltd was contracted to design and construct the quality … Read More

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Concrete floors designed and installed in conjunction with TR34 in Manchester

All design and construct works completed by Level Best Concrete Flooring are completed in conjunction with The Concrete Society’s Technical Report 34 4th Edition guidance document. This document gives guidance and ensures compliance on all new design and build industrial … Read More

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