The Harvey Nichols Restaurant on the third floor of the OXO Building on the banks of the Thames in London had problems with their kitchen floor – cracks had appeared and the existing resin screed appeared to be lifting. The access times were so restrictive that the repairs had to be done out of hours and allow the kitchen to re-open soon afterwards.
The first thing we did was use vacuum assisted cutters and grinders to cut out the damaged floor. Then we prepared the surface below to receive a new screed. These machines are dust free so can be used in active food production situations. A 9mm resin screed system was installed to marry up with the existing floor either side. It wasn’t long until the kitchen had reopened.
Maintenance Contracts finished the job within budget and The Harvey Nichols Restaurant was pleased with the standard.