If you have been set up in your current business premises for a while and are beginning to think about how you could rework the space to be more efficient, consider possible commercial refurbishments. By seeing what you could add, rearrange or remove from your space you can create a more practical set up for your team and operations.
Here we will be going through 5 commercial refurbishments to consider if you are looking to maximise space and efficiency:
Mezzanine Flooring
If you are situated in a large premises with high ceilings, you could utilise the higher space with mezzanine flooring. Mezzanine flooring is a partial, intermediate flooring in a building, which is partly open and can be accessed from the ground floor. This type of flooring can be especially useful if you are in need of additional storage space.
Room Partitioning
If your teams have had a switch around, changed in size or you have added new departments, you may want to provide them with dedicated office spaces. Whether this means giving each team their own space in the office or using partitioning to create meeting areas and creative spaces.
Flooring Types
The flooring types which would work best for your premises will come down to what type of business you are running. Are you in a warehouse that need durable flooring to handle heavy footfall and vehicles? Are you in an office looking for comfort with carpeting? Are you refurbishing your washrooms and need easy to clean tiles?
Industrial flooring often requires something strong which will last, as you don’t want to constantly need to repair or replace it and therefore disrupt operations. If you are interested in industrial flooring, explore our Hampshire flooring services.
Lights
Lighting can make a huge difference to your space, by making it appear brighter and lighter. It is also essential to have effective lighting systems so your teams can see clearly while they are working, for example, large warehouses which may not have many entrances or windows to let in natural light.
Screed and Epoxy Coatings
Screed can be applied as a finishing layer on internal floors or to help level flooring so it can be prepared for a different covering, such as tiles or carpet. Whereas epoxy is a two part mixture containing resin and hardener and can be applied over many common commercial and industrial flooring. The chemical reaction causes a bond to substrate and form a hard plastic material, which can help to protect surfaces in high traffic areas.
If you are unsure whether either of these are necessary as you prepare flooring in your work space, you can contact our team who can answer any questions about our services.
Hampshire Commercial Refurbishment
If you are interested in Dorset, Surrey or Hampshire commercial refurbishment services so you can rework your space to maximise space and efficiency, contact our team to discuss your requirements. We can guide you on which services may suit what you are looking for and how to get started.
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