👉 Fluid floors, also known as hydraulic floors or pressurized flooring, are a type of flooring system designed to distribute weight evenly across the entire surface area. They consist of a layer of resilient material, typically rubber or polyurethane, sandwiched between two layers of felt or fabric. When weight is applied to the floor, the fluid within the felt layers flows from areas of higher pressure to lower pressure, effectively spreading the load and preventing localized stress that could cause cracking or damage. This fluid mechanism not only enhances durability but also provides excellent shock absorption, making fluid floors ideal for high-traffic areas like commercial spaces, hospitals, and industrial settings. Additionally, they offer superior slip resistance and can be designed to meet specific environmental standards, making them a versatile and practical choice for modern construction.
