FM-2 Flooring (as per TR-34 4th Edition)

FM-2 flooring refers to a specific type of flooring classification outlined in the Technical Report TR-34 4th Edition, which is a publication by the Concrete Society in the United Kingdom. This report provides guidance on the design and construction of concrete industrial ground floors. The FM-2 classification describes a floor that is designed for higher tolerance and flatness requirements compared to other classifications.

In the context of TR-34 4th Edition, the FM-2 flooring classification signifies a floor with stricter specifications in terms of flatness and levelness. It is typically used in industrial settings where precision, smoothness, and evenness of the floor surface are critical due to the operation of specialized equipment, automated systems, or high-bay storage. The FM-2 classification is often associated with warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities that require exceptionally level floors to ensure efficient and safe operations.