It boils down
to this: your truck flooring will last only as long as its weakest
point.
Industry insiders know that fatigue resistance is the key to
longer-lasting floors. And fatigue resistance is based directly
on the number and the distribution of joints per square foot
of flooring. A trailer floor has more than 2,000 joints, or
an average of 5.6 joints per square foot. But that's just an
average. In actual fact, more than 20% of a floor's surface
has 6 joints (or more) per square foot.
The upshot: you need
to protect your flooring investment. Be sure that your floors
are holding up against forklifts and other heavy loads.
For tough, long-lasting
flooring, go for PROLAM's Zig-Zag technology, designed to maximize
lifetime flooring value. This innovative manufacturing technology
ensures that weight-bearing stress from forklifts is distributed
throughout the flooring-a giant leap in technology compared
with conventional hook joints. You end up with stronger, more
solid joints, and much greater fatigue resistance. Remember
(true flooring performance isn't just about strength); it's
really about lifetime value.