Industrial & Distribution · South West
Warehouse Floor Screed Across Devon, Somerset & Dorset
Large-area pumped screed for warehouses and distribution sheds.
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Warehouse pours in the South West run on square-metres per day, not per bay. We size the pump, the crew and the delivery cadence around the the South West logistics window — usually the M5 / A30 / A38 network in, static mixer on site, single-visit floors 500m² and up.
The pour itself is straightforward on paper: pump Cemfloor at 220–240 flow, hit the setting-out laser, spike-roll for de-aeration, cover overnight. In our regional coverage the delivery logistics are the real work — batching to the the M5 / A30 / A38 network traffic pattern, and keeping the static line clear across long runs.
For core Devon & Somerset warehouse jobs we mobilise a static mixer on site plus a dedicated pump crew, with a second three-man team on the finish. The typical output is 300–500m² per shift, and we chase back with a moisture-test schedule keyed to the flooring contractor's install date.
Warehouse Floor Screed at a glance
Sector
Warehouse Floor Screed
Typical clients
distribution and logistics contractors
Core coverage
Devon, Somerset, Dorset
Base city
Exeter
System
Cemfloor cement-based & anhydrite
Flatness
SR1 to a 2m edge
Guarantee
Manufacturer product warranty plus our workmanship guarantee
Locations served
199+ towns and villages
Warehouse Floor Screed — how we run it
The pour itself is straightforward on paper: pump Cemfloor at 220–240 flow, hit the setting-out laser, spike-roll for de-aeration, cover overnight. In the South West the delivery logistics are the real work — batching to the the M5 / A30 / A38 network traffic pattern, and keeping the static line clear across long runs.
For the South West warehouse jobs we mobilise a static mixer on site plus a dedicated pump crew, with a second three-man team on the finish. The typical output is 300–500m² per shift, and we chase back with a moisture-test schedule keyed to the flooring contractor's install date.
Rack-loaded floors need honest flatness. We measure and record it — SR1 against a 2m edge as standard, with a full 3m survey on request. If the South West main contractors need that survey lodged in the O&M pack, we supply it before demobilisation.
Built for distribution and logistics contractors
Large-area pumped screed for warehouses and distribution sheds. We work directly with distribution and logistics contractors across Devon, Somerset and Dorset, with a single point of contact for the screed package.
Materials and systems for warehouse screed
Cemfloor CT-C30-F6
Cement-based liquid screed, rapid-drying, robust for MHE loading.
Static line pump + spike roller
Continuous large-area placement with de-aerated finish.
Edge isolation strip
Handles thermal movement at building perimeters and bay lines.
Polyethylene DPM
Below-screed vapour control on unbonded warehouse build-ups.
Recent warehouse screed work across the South West
Why clients trust us on warehouse screed
- 01Cemfloor-certified — manufacturer product warranty plus our workmanship guarantee
- 02Set up for large single-visit pours
- 03Out-of-hours and phased pours on live-tenant sites
- 04Local knowledge of the South West-area access and delivery windows
Warehouse Floor Screed — common questions
How large a warehouse floor can you pour in a day in the South West?+
Regular output is 300–500m² per shift on continuous placement. Larger the South West sheds get sectioned pours with cold-joint detailing agreed up front.
Do you handle racking-loaded flatness surveys?+
Yes — SR1 to a 2m edge as standard, full 3m survey on request for the South West distribution sheds, with the report lodged in the O&M pack.
Can you work to a main-contractor programme in the South West?+
Yes — RAMS and CDM paperwork are issued before mobilisation and we hit sequenced dates alongside the racking installer.
What depth do you pour for warehouse floors?+
Typically 50–75mm bonded or unbonded, depending on substrate and the loading spec agreed with the the South West main contractor.
How long before racking or MHE can go on?+
Foot traffic 24–48 hours, light loading around 5–7 days, full loading once moisture-tested — usually 3–4 weeks for a typical the South West warehouse depth.
Do you supply the DPM and edge insulation?+
Yes if the package includes it, or we work to the main contractor's supplied materials — both are common on the South West logistics jobs.
Where we pour warehouse screed
Warehouse floors in the South West live and die on flatness and programme. We plan both up front, lodge the paperwork with the main contractor, and pour to date.
Warehouse screed quote for the South West
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