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Flooring Panels

Flooring panels form the walkable deck of train carriages. These typically consist of a stiff composite core (e.g. honeycomb or foam) with an anti-skid top surface (vinyl, rubber or carpet). The design ensures a strong, flat walking surface that meets fire and safety standards. Flooring also often includes an underlayer for sound insulation and may be electrically conductive/antistatic as required.

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Key Features

Anti-Slip Surface: Durable flooring materials (vinyl, rubber mat) with texture for traction.
Composite Core: Honeycomb or foam core reduces weight while maintaining rigidity.
Waterproof Seams: Sealed joints prevent water ingress under panels.
Fire Rated: Flame-retardant composition complies with rail fire specs.

Benefits

Passenger Safety: Non-slip finish prevents falls even in wet conditions.
Noise Reduction: Underlayment dampens track and traction noise.
Durability: Tough wear layer stands up to constant foot traffic.
Easy Cleaning: Seamless surfaces can be mopped and disinfected quickly.

Applications

Main Aisles and Vestibules: All areas where passengers stand or walk.
Driver Cab Floors: Robust panels in control compartments.
Special Zones: Doorways and entryways with reinforced floor panels.

Technical Specifications

Thickness: Typically 25–40 mm total build-up (including core and top layers).
Slip Classification: R9–R12 depending on finish (per EN 16165).
Fire Rating: Meets EN 45545 R10 at minimum; some carpets R12 (self-extinguishing).
Load: Supports high dynamic loads without deforming.

Unique Selling Points (USPs)

Honeycomb Floor Panels: Lightweight yet extremely stiff floor modules.
Advanced Non-Slip Coatings: Surfaces optimized for traction in dry or wet conditions.
Rapid Installation: Modular panels that can be installed or replaced quickly during overhauls.
Antimicrobial Options: Special floor materials available with built-in antimicrobial agents.