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Western Region

Takoradi

Industrial Floors Ghana project execution across Sekondi, Takoradi Port, oil-and-gas corridor — heavy industrial, port-adjacent logistics, Western Region institutional commissions.

About this Office

Industrial Floors Ghana has maintained an operational presence within Tema’s industrial corridor since 1975 — a footprint that reflects precisely where Ghana’s heaviest specification-grade flooring demand is concentrated. The Tema location serves the full western margin of the Greater Accra industrial belt, from the Free Zones Enclave to the Heavy Industrial Area, and extends coverage northward into logistics and manufacturing zones along the N1 corridor. Clients commissioning high-bay warehouse slabs, pharmaceutical cleanroom floors, or food-grade production surfaces will find that this office carries the full technical depth of a 51-year industrial practice: laser profiling equipment, ASTM F1869 moisture testing capability, and FM2/FM3 flatness certification issued under DIN 18202 protocol.

The Tema office operates as the primary dispatch point for industrial slab projects across port-adjacent logistics facilities, cold storage installations, and heavy manufacturing plants where floor flatness is not a finish specification — it is a structural performance requirement. Every project leaves this office with a signed flatness report. That has been the standard since 1975, and it remains the standard today.

Sectors Served from Tema

Notable Project Patterns

The Tema industrial corridor presents flooring challenges that few markets replicate in concentration: high-humidity coastal substrates, heavy forklift traffic from 24-hour port logistics operations, and pharmaceutical clients who specify cleanroom-grade flatness tolerances alongside chemical-resistant coatings. Projects delivered from this office have consistently involved high-bay racking systems where FM2 superflat certification is a binding procurement requirement, and food-grade facilities where floor joints, surface permeability, and drainage gradients are engineered from the subbase up. The scale and technical density of Tema’s industrial base means this office carries the most active flatness-certification portfolio within the practice — measured in square metres certified, signed, and handed over to clients who do not accept variance.

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Industrial Floors Ghana — Tema