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For orders up to 15 m², the tiles are sent in packages. For orders over 15 m², the tiles are delivered on one-way wooden pallets with a 40-ton truck. If access to your property is restricted (narrow driveway, gravel path, etc.), we ask that you inform us so that we can notify the carrier accordingly. Thanks very much.
For orders over 15 m², the tiles are delivered on one-way wooden pallets with a 40-ton truck. If you give us your telephone number, we will pass it on to the forwarding agent. So that the truck driver can make an appointment with you for delivery
Fortelock PVC tiles have been developed for a wide range of applications. They are used both in the industrial sector and in garages, workshops, cellars, warehouses, sports halls, laundry rooms and many other areas.
No, you don't have to. As a rule, it is sufficient to sweep the floor with a broom. Oil and other contaminants are irrelevant. Fortelock tiles are not damaged by unevenness in the floor (they adapt to the floor). We recommend leveling these bumps with frost-proof leveling compound.
Of course they can be exchanged and the exchange is very easy. You don't have to renovate the entire floor because of one tile. It is sufficient to replace the respective tile with a new tile.
For sure. The polymeric structure of the Fortelock floor is resistant to most oils and acids.
Yes, Fortelock floors serve as both heat and sound insulation.
On the contrary. The specially developed designs of Fortelock PVC tiles are very slip-resistant (r10). Therefore, they prevent forklift wheels from slipping in warehouses and also increase safety when walking on the floor in households with socks.
The Fortelock tiles have a unique system of channels on the underside, which ensures drainage and therefore prevents the formation of moisture and rot.
In order to protect primary sources, Fortemix uses as many standardized, recyclable materials as possible, mainly obtained from other production processes, when manufacturing Fortelock tiles. There is also the option of having the tiles 100% recycled and re-pressed at the end of their service life for a fee, so that the floor can be available to you for many more years at no additional cost.
PVC tiles are not 100% waterproof. Liquid can penetrate through the click connections after driving in the rain or due to melting snow.
Especially in winter, when snow is still stuck to the car and then melts away in the garage. It can happen that the meltwater penetrates under the PVC tiles. Thanks to the airflow system, the moisture can dry off again.
If you mix industrial driveways and corners with ECO PVC tiles, you will always see a color difference - the solid material is more shiny than the ECO material.
Basically yes. The PVC click tiles are inherently antibacterial and the airflow system also ensures that the PVC tiles are ventilated from below and moisture can dry out again. Another advantage is that you can remove a floor tile at any time. This gives you the opportunity to control the development of moisture. However, you should still seek professional advice.
In general, such impressions cannot be completely avoided with PVC tiles. The intensity of the contact pressure depends on the weight and the duration of the load. Depending on the load period, however, the indentation points also decrease again.
Fortelock PVC tiles are almost indestructible.
But you have to be careful when welding.
Due to the extreme heat, it can happen that falling material burns into the PVC tiles. And thereby damaged the tiles. We recommend that you use a welding blanket for this work.
Do not exceed the point load of 5MPa.
No, this is an expansion joint. This must remain free. If not, the floor can no longer expand in the heat. The PVC floor then throws itself ugly. The expansion gap must also be maintained with all other non-moving parts such as heating pipes, columns or door frames.
Measure length x width gives the surface in m2.
Or you enter the dimensions in our configurator. They will also calculate how many PVC tiles you need.
PVC tiles can be laid on any solid surface. The substrate does not have to be prepared in a time-consuming manner or sanded flat. Oil stains do not need to be removed. The PVC garage floor adapts flexibly to any surface and can be easily laid over it.
The PVC tiles can be laid in a flash. A jigsaw and a tape measure will suffice. Also, the floor does not have to dry or smooth out first. The new floor can be driven on immediately after laying.
In principle, even a layman can lay the PVC tiles with the click system, provided he has some skills.
The PVC tiles are very easy and quick to lay. They are clicked together like a puzzle.
The only tools you need are a tape measure and a jigsaw.
As professionals, we are happy to take on this task and relieve you of this work.
Fortelock PVC tiles can be laid on practically any surface. On coatings, paints, metal, ceramics, wood, tiles, concrete….
Before laying the PVC tiles, the floor should be swept with a broom and vacuumed with an industrial vacuum cleaner.
Non-adherent coatings should be removed.
We recommend leveling the floor with leveling compound if there are major bumps. However, minor unevenness can be leveled out with the PVC click tiles.
Cut the edge tiles so that there is a gap of 5 mm between the wall and the tile. Use Fortelock driveway tiles at the driveway.
Don't worry about it. Normally, the floor requires nothing more than water, detergent and a mop. If the floor needs to shine or be cleaned of heavy dirt, we recommend the range from Dr. protection
Thanks to the components of the Fortelock floor, which itself reduces the risk of fire, this floor has been assigned to the "flame retardant" category according to independent tests.
We will be happy to answer all of your questions. The contact details can be found in the Contacts section.
We make every effort to deliver our products and services in such a quality that you are fully satisfied. However, if it becomes necessary to initiate a complaints procedure due to factors that can be influenced or not, please contact us. Our goal is your satisfaction, which is why we always strive to act quickly and reliably.
In order to prevent complaints as much as possible, we enclose a detailed product sheet with instructions and recommendations with each product.
The tiles have a very wide range of uses and are used in factories, warehouses, garages, workshops, fitness rooms, children's play areas, shops, basements, laundries, car workshops, showrooms, trade fairs, offices, etc.
That is very possible. We always have workshops and businesses that lay the cheaper ECO tiles. Industrial or light PVC tiles are laid for the walkways and colored areas (industrial and light tiles are available in many colors and surfaces).
No, there are no driveways and corners made of ECO material. This is technically not possible. In addition to pure PVC, Fortelock ECO material also contains a high-quality PVC mixture from electric cables. Milling the sloping would not result in a smooth surface.
We recommend using the Fortelock industrial ramps. But you will always see a color difference!
No. We do not accept returns of partial deliveries. The PVC tiles also show color deviations from the next production. As a result, we can no longer sell them. You should keep these PVC tiles as spare material.
Fortemix guarantees durability of Fortelock tiles for twelve years from the date of manufacture. With proper maintenance, the service life can be up to 25 years.
The individual Fortelock tiles or even the entire floor can be dismantled at will and laid in a new location, eg a new workshop. It is also possible to replace individual tiles in the event of damage.
Cheaper is always possible, but as professionals we can actually rule out with a clear conscience whether exactly this cheap one is the better choice in the end. There are also cheaper PVC tiles on the market. They are usually about 4 mm thinner and don't have an airflow system.
The airflow system causes the PVC tiles to be ventilated from behind. Any PVC tile that is clicked together is never 100% waterproof. A small amount of water can always penetrate through the click connection. Especially in winter, when you drive into the garage with a snow-covered car, there is a particular risk of moisture.
If you turn the PVC tiles over, there are small crosses on the back. Firstly, this can ensure that the PVC tiles dry out again and again. The PVC tiles are laid floating. This allows the air on the sides and on the driveways to dry out the moisture from below. If the PVC tiles do not dry out again, mold can and will form between the floor and the PVC tiles.
But also due to the higher point load, the PVC tiles have better adhesion to the floor. You will then also notice the difference when laying and in daily use.
There is no second choice to ensure the high quality standard is maintained.
Don't save in the wrong place or you'll end up buying twice.
Before we decided on the PVC tiles from Fortelock, we of course also tried many other manufacturers and PVC tiles. We have had the best experiences with the PVC tiles from Fortelock. Therefore, our recommendation tends towards Fortelock.
Because of the airflow system and better traction.
In the case of intense sunlight, color changes or adjustments cannot be ruled out, especially with PVC tiles.
Under certain conditions listed below, the Fortelock PVC tiles must be fixed or glued to the substrate.
The fixation is a connection of the tiles with the floor. Which sufficiently guarantees the stability of the PVC tiles when driving with heavy loads. To fix the tiles, we recommend the UZIN universal fixation 6473.
Absorbent substrates absorb the thin division line. And reduce the anti-slip effect. Therefore, before applying the adhesive, the floor must be penetrated with a suitable penetration.
The fixation is an application of a water-soluble paint to the floor, which fixes the PVC tiles in the desired place.
DIRECT SUNLIGHT
We recommend gluing the tiles in places that are exposed to direct sunlight. These are mainly rooms with many panes, around the south-facing areas, skylights, etc. PVC tiles exposed to direct sunlight can heat up and expand faster than the rest of the floor.
HEAVY FORKLIFT AND HEAVY DUTY AREAS
Some forklifts and lifting ants can damage the joints of Fortelock PVC tiles. These are, for example, heavy forklifts with small wheels (solid rubber tyres). This is particularly the case with electric forklifts for heavy loads, where the battery is located above the drive axle. If you use this type of stacker. We recommend testing the tiles with the forklifts. Before deciding what type of PVC tiles to use and whether to fix them.
Notice:
PVC tiles ECO expand more than PVC tiles industry.
EXTERNAL HEAT SOURCES, CATALYSTS and furnaces
Can heat up the floor significantly, causing the tiles to expand. In order to avoid such a process, you should glue the tiles in the area of \u200b\u200bthe heat source. Be it in front of stoves, or where a parked vehicle acts as a catalyst or another heat source is present.
Note: The maximum load may be lower if the surface is uneven and/or tiles made from recycled materials are used.
Notice:
In halls with larger driveways or in areas that are driven on by heavy vehicles, we recommend gluing the PVC tiles approx. 1.5 m from the driveways towards the center of the hall.
You can also lay the PVC tiles on old ceramic tiles. The tiles that are loose must first be glued on and unevenness leveled out.
Yes, of course, should problems arise: we can advise you by phone or send a specialist to you who can instruct you and your employees.
For larger areas (from 300 m2), we recommend that you do not lay this yourself. Even the smallest mistakes have extreme effects on large areas.
Our services: Laying overnight, even at the weekend and during ongoing operations (no stoppages), priming, leveling the floors, gluing, making custom-fit access ramps, on doors and transitions to other areas.
In industrial warehouses and production halls, even small mistakes have a big impact. Which costs you a lot of time and nerves.
We want to prevent that with these installation instructions. Please read this guide completely before you start.
To relocate an industrial warehouse or production hall yourself or through your employees.
We pass on to you our expertise that we have acquired over many years. So that you too can relocate your industrial hall without any difficulties.
Why companies relocate their industrial warehouses or production halls themselves!
There are several reasons why companies relocate their industrial halls themselves. Often for fear of factory or industrial espionage. But also the fear of theft,
there are considerable values that lie in such an industrial hall. But also economic considerations, you can save a lot by doing it yourself.
We have often provided 1-2 men to instruct employees in larger industrial halls.
After delivery, please leave the PVC tiles in the industrial hall for a day so that they can adjust to the temperature.
prepare the ground
Before the PVC tiles can be laid, the substrate must be thoroughly cleaned. Dirt, remnants of old flooring or other residues.
Cleaning is a basic requirement.
PVC tiles can be laid on almost any solid surface.
The substrate must be level, dry and solid. Larger bumps can be leveled out with putty.
Slight unevenness, even small cracks or oil stains on the surface of the substrate do not need to be removed. The substrate does not have to be prepared in a time-consuming manner or sanded flat.
The assembly where to start?
Many industrial warehouses or production halls have several entrances on one side. That's where you start with the driveways.
(These are milled at an angle, if you start at another point they no longer fit)
Lay out the first driveway with the PVC driveways, then the second and third driveways...
Leave 15-45 cm left and right so you still have a game. If they connect the driveways with PVC tiles.
It is important that the edge of the hall fits snugly against the driveways.
Connection of the driveways with the PVC tiles
Next, connect the driveways with a row of PVC tiles. If the ramps don't fit right away, you can push them a little to the left or right.
You left room beforehand. You can now lay the whole length of the hall with a row of PVC tiles.
Now also connect a 2nd, 3rd or 4th driveway to the driveways (if you have them).
After that, the 1st row of PVC tiles is laid by the driveways, from one end of the wall to the other.
Align the PVC tiles
Now you see what you have to use as a wall PVC tile.
There should be more than 15 cm at both ends of the hall.
You can slide the PVC tiles a bit to one wall or the other to achieve this.
What you cut off on the left wall you can put back on the right wall of the hall. The cut PVC tiles also fit on the opposite wall of the driveway.
If you do some calculations here, you can reduce the waste to a minimum.
Now look that everything is straight. It is best to stretch a string from one end to the other end of the hall.
And align the 1 row of PVC tiles straight with the plumb line.
Lay the first 4 rows
When you have done that you can lay a 2, 3 and 4 row. The PVC tiles straighten themselves when tapped together with a rubber hammer.
Don't forget to check if the gates are still closing. And also check the doors to see if they can still be opened.
When laying, make sure that you turn the PVC tiles again and again. If you turn the PVC tiles over, you will see the Fortelock logo.
It should be one on the right, one on the bottom, one on the left, and one on the top.
PVC tiles turning
This ensures that the PVC tiles are laid out correctly. What you should absolutely avoid is to glue the driveways or PVC tiles right away!
Gluing is only done when the entire industrial floor has been laid.
The PVC tiles could still work. Even if something doesn't fit. Is it still possible to slip or adjust it.
Very important here you have to be careful!
Please do not drive over the PVC tiles with a forklift, ants or anything else when laying them.
There is a risk that the PVC tiles will shift. Even if it's only a tenth of a millimeter, it has a big impact.
Especially when the hall length is 10 meters or more.
With such a length, it can add up to 3 – 4 millimeters at the end of the hall. (In the case of smaller areas under 100 m², for example garages, this naturally has no such effects).
Then you can no longer get the PVC tiles together. Then you have nothing else to do. How to completely remove the PVC tiles and lay them again.
So be careful not to move anything.
When the hall is completely laid, the PVC tiles can of course be driven on with a forklift or ants.
Tips and tricks for laying
A big advantage is that you don't have to clear out the entire hall. How you misplaced a section. Can you put your items on it.
In smaller halls of up to 300 m², you can now lay row by row.
From a size of approx. 300 m², we recommend laying in the pyramid system.
Lay PVC tiles in the pyramid system
You do not need any expansion joints up to approx. 2500 m².
If you have problems inserting a PVC tile, it has proven its worth with us. Start in a corner of the PVC tile with the rubber mallet evenly left then right,
always a little bit to work outwards. This pulls the PVC tiles together.
This can happen again and again, especially with large areas. Because PVC tiles expand and contract with changes in temperature.
If you lay large areas, make sure that they always have the same temperature. This means that you have fewer problems when laying.
The ideal temperature to lay the PVC tiles is around 20 degrees.
Adjusting the edge PVC tiles
If you have laid the complete industrial floor. Can you cut the border tiles to the walls.
Make sure that you leave 5 millimeters of space (expansion gap), also to all permanently installed objects in the hall. You can easily cut the edge tiles with a jigsaw or circular saw.
If you have a tiller, you can also mill driveways yourself. The material is very easy to edit.
For further questions we are happy to help you
Schaub and son
When the PVC tiles are delivered to you, leave the tiles in the garage for a day or in the room where you lay the tiles. This is necessary so that the PVC tiles can adapt to room temperature.
prepare the ground
Before you start laying the PVC tiles, clean the room with a broom or, even better, with an industrial vacuum cleaner.
PVC tiles can be laid on any solid surface. The substrate does not have to be prepared in a time-consuming manner or sanded flat. The substrate must be clean and dry.
Oil stains do not have to be removed, the PVC tiles can simply be laid over them. However, if there are larger holes in the garage floor, you should eliminate them first. Apply a bonding emulsion to the holes in the garage floor and patch them up with ready-made cement from the hardware store.
You don't have to empty the garage completely, move half the garage first and then put your stuff on the side you just moved. Then lay the rest of the garage floor.
where to start
Start with the driveways. First, lay the driveways to the driveway of your garage. Lay out as many driveways that you have approx. 15 to 45 cm of space to the wall on the left and right.
Then check if the garage door still closes.
If not, you can start with the driveways, the rubber on the garage door, or adjust the garage door (although this almost never happens).
Next you can move the plugged driveways. Now see what you need to put in as the edge PVC tile. There should be more than 10 cm on both ends of the garage door.
Now you can slide the PVC tiles to one wall or the other to achieve this.
What you cut off on the left wall you can put back on the right wall of the garage. The cut PVC tiles also fit at the other end of the driveway.
If you calculate cleverly, you can reduce waste to a minimum.
The most important thing is that the driveways are straight against the entrance to the garage.
Laying the PVC tiles with click system
Now lay the PVC tiles, row by row, backwards until about halfway through the garage. Look again at the PVC ramps at the garage entrance to see if they are straight. If not, you can still slip them now. That's not a problem with a garage.
Only now lay the PVC tiles up to the wall. (until you've laid all the tiles that don't need to be trimmed).
Adjusting the edge PVC tiles
If you have moved the entire garage. Can you cut the edge PVC tiles towards the walls.
Make sure you leave 5 millimeters of space to the wall (expansion gap). Also for all permanently installed objects in the garage. You can easily cut the edge tiles with a jigsaw or circular saw.
You don't need any special tools
For further questions please do not hesitate to contact us!
Schaub and son
If you want the PVC floor to be 100% waterproof, the floor covering can also be glued over the entire surface with a waterproof 2K PU adhesive. However, most garages do not require this.
DID YOU KNOW PVC tiles…
can also protect the walls? If you are already gluing, you can immediately use sealing tape between the wall and PVC tile and attach a PVC skirting board with rubber lamella. You now have a watertight tub and the walls are also protected up to the baseboards.
You don't need any special tools. We only recommend a rubber mallet to fit the tiles together, a tape measure and a jigsaw to cut the tiles.
We recommend that you work on the PVC tiles with a table, miter saw or hand-held circular saw with a guide rail and use a jigsaw for the curves. As for the saw blade, it is best to use a fine-toothed saw blade where the teeth are not flared to the side. Then set the saw to the highest speed. This ensures that the cut edges are really clean and straight.
The price for PVC tiles starts at €33 per m². In this case you will receive recycled material.
You're paying for higher-quality, industrial-grade material. €43.56 per m²
The PVC tiles cushion movements and have a shock-absorbing and relieving effect
on the spine and joints. The productivity of your workers is maintained longer.
Healthy walking and standing increases the well-being of your employees and
thereby reducing downtime.
This is one of the questions you ask yourself when you want to equip your house, apartment or even the office in the company with a PVC floor. After all, a PVC floor should not pose any danger to the employees in the company, to your own children, to yourself, but also to any pets that may be present. There are many opinions on the question of harmfulness, but what is true? The answer to this can be found in this little guide below.
PVC floors are popular, but how harmful is PVC floor?
Laying and using a PVC floor is very popular. After all, numerous advantages are inextricably linked to a PVC floor. Be it the wide range of designs, the low acquisition costs, the simple care and associated hygiene as well as the installation, which does not require much knowledge. And finally, another argument in favor of a PVC floor is that it can also be used well in the commercial sector. But with a PVC floor, questions also arise, specifically: How harmful is a PVC floor? If you want to find out more about the harmfulness of PVC floors, you will find very conflicting opinions on the Internet. However, one should not rely on opinions here, but only on facts when it comes to the question How harmful is PVC flooring? And one of those facts here is, that there is no danger from a PVC floor. And there are several reasons for that.
Plasticizers in the PVC floor
The presence of plasticizers in the PVC floor is often cited as a reason for an alleged danger. And it is true that a PVC floor would not do without one or more plasticizers. After all, the softener makes sure that you can easily lay a PVC floor. In addition, the properties and handling would be significantly worse because it would be brittle. Accordingly, damage would quickly occur here, especially on the surface, through the use of the PVC floor. But when it comes to the plasticizers in a PVC floor, the manufacturers today primarily use plasticizers that are also used in the food industry. And that means that this type of plasticizer means that there is no danger from a PVC floor. Such PVC floors are often also described by the manufacturers as being free of harmful substances. The use of such plasticizers was not always the case when answering the question: How harmful is PVC flooring? for honesty about it. Especially in the early days, when PVC floors came onto the market, there were also harmful plasticizers that were used. A multitude of dangers emanated from these plasticizers, whether they promoted cancer or other diseases. But today that is no longer the case with a PVC floor that is manufactured and sold. But if you still have an old PVC floor in your apartment, you should replace it with a modern and harmless PVC floor. When replacing, removing the old PVC floor, you should be careful and protect yourself accordingly. The use of such plasticizers was not always the case when answering the question: How harmful is PVC flooring? for honesty about it. Especially in the early days, when PVC floors came onto the market, there were also harmful plasticizers that were used. A multitude of dangers emanated from these plasticizers, whether they promoted cancer or other diseases. But today that is no longer the case with a PVC floor that is manufactured and sold. 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How harmful is PVC flooring? The smell
Another argument in How harmful is PVC flooring? is often also the smell that can be detected immediately after laying a PVC floor. But here you have to pay attention to several points that also deny the danger. On the one hand, there can of course be a slightly stronger smell after laying a PVC floor, especially if you glue it down. But even if it is not glued, so-called outgassing can occur here. Such outgassing as an odor is not only found with a PVC floor, but also with furniture or clothing, for example. This odour, which you may find disturbing and harmful here, quickly dissipates in the room air. Airing immediately after laying can be sufficient here so that there are no problems with the smell. After just a few hours or a few days, you will no longer be able to detect any annoying odor emanating from the PVC floor. But because of the smell, How harmful is PVC flooring? no evidence for it.
Exception to How harmful is PVC flooring?
If a PVC floor can pose a hazard at all, then only if the PVC floor catches fire. Then there could actually be a danger, after all there are plastics in the ground and this can lead to the formation of toxic gases in the event of a fire. But only in such a case, one would have to ask: How harmful is PVC flooring? answer with a yes. But this danger can ultimately be How harmful is PVC flooring? neglected, since of course a fire is not the norm. Especially since toxic combustion gases always occur in a fire anyway.
- The difference between these two variants is the material structure.
- In addition to pure PVC, Fortelock ECO tiles also contain a high-quality PVC mixture of electric cables, enriched with additives that improve their functional properties.
- The Fortelock ECO floor is designed for high loads in industry, warehouses and garages.
- PVC tiles in Fortelock industrial quality are characterized by an even higher mechanical wear resistance than ECO recycled tiles.
- This means they have a longer service life than ECO PVC tiles.
- ECO recycled tiles tend to expand faster than tiles made from primary raw materials.
- Another difference of PVC tiles ECO. These are only available in two colors, dark gray or black.
- There are no ramps in ECO, this is due to the material structure.
- The driveways must be selected in industrial quality. There is always a difference between ECO and industry.
- Of course, it is possible to mix ECO and industrial PVC tiles, which means that other colors and patterns are also possible.
- The PVC floor ECO is somewhat harder and less elastic than the industrial floor. This is due to the recycled material that goes into it. The industrial floor is solid material.
- It can happen that the PVC tiles ECO smell a bit strange after laying. No fear! That doesn't mean you've misplaced something bad. This is due to the processed PVC mixture from electrical cables. Not suitable for basements or apartments. Lay only in well-ventilated rooms.
