Understand the issue
What this means for your floor
Building rules, product assemblies and site conditions determine the actual requirements. Final Floors reviews these project constraints during commercial flooring planning rather than treating every office or tenant space the same.
What can change the recommendation?
Building requirementsIdentify this item during the assessment and retain the relevant photos or product records. Make the assumption explicit in the written scope instead of treating it as automatically included.
Tested assemblyIdentify this item during the assessment and retain the relevant photos or product records. Make the assumption explicit in the written scope instead of treating it as automatically included.
Floor heightsConfirm the actual construction and remaining sound material. Detail changes can affect repair feasibility, adjoining surfaces and the finished appearance.
Transition layoutIdentify this item during the assessment and retain the relevant photos or product records. Make the assumption explicit in the written scope instead of treating it as automatically included.