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The safety floor coating is a floor covering designed for shooting ranges. The main purpose of this coating is to minimize or eliminate splatters or ricochets of bullets after hitting the floor surface.
As an alternative to the standard safety flooring, CK Technology also offers poured flooring.
The safety floor coating TIRSOL consists of rubber tiles covered with a smooth and seamless 3mm resin layer. A marking is carried out according to the client’s requirements after validation of our drawing.
The floor of the range must be made of smooth concrete. It must be clean and dry. Planimetry is essential for the placement of the resin because it is self-smoothing: planimetry from 7mm to the rule of 2M.
The safety floor coating consists of rubber tiles +/-40mm thick placed on the shooting range floor and then covered with a two-component polyurethane layer with a thickness of 3mm. The result has no joints and is smooth.
Similar in appearance to the coating of a gym, it ensures the protection of shooters by avoiding any risk of ricochets.
The properties of the TIRSOL non-return flooring:
The technical characteristics of the TIRSOL non-return flooring:
Let’s quote some features and advantages of the standard safety flooring:
We can also offer a marking on the floor (shooting lanes, distances, security lines) as well as the periodical cleaning thereof
The poured floor covering for shooting range is an alternative to the classic floor composed of ballistic tiles.
The poured floor covering is a mat poured on site and composed of black rubber granulates bonded with a polyurethane synthetic resin.
The installation of this flooring can be done on a hot-mix asphalt floor, a concrete floor (over 28 days old) or an asphalt floor (over 48 hours). These supports must be dry, cohesive and clean. Blowing is often sufficient, otherwise a cleaning with pressurized water may sometimes be necessary.
This coating cannot be installed in rainy weather or on a damp surface. The application temperature must be between 10° and 40° with a relative humidity lower than 80%.
Poured floorcoverings offer many important advantages for creating a safe, practical and efficient shooting environment. Here are some of the key benefits of using this type of coating:
