Government
Governmental facility flooring needs to be safe, durable, and aesthetically appealing – instilling a sense of pride in employees and visitors – while still respecting taxpayer dollars. However, when floors become old, damaged, or dangerous replacement may seem to be the only option.


Government
Governmental facility flooring needs to be safe, durable, and aesthetically appealing – instilling a sense of pride in employees and visitors – while still respecting taxpayer dollars. However, when floors become old, damaged, or dangerous replacement may seem to be the only option.
Facilities managers have a cost-effective floor renewal option that offers a beautiful and safe surface without the cost or downtime of replacing existing floors.
Case study: Fire Station floor renewal
The Volunteer Fire Station in Bratislava, Slovakia is an active first responder site that gets a great deal of foot traffic and also serves as a meeting point for the city firefighters One room in the station served as a storage area for hoses and equipment but also housed historical items such as photos and memorabilia. The room was being renovated to become a training and multimedia room but first, the worn and damaged floor needed a significant overhaul.
Learn about the three benefits of resilient floor renewal
1 - Downtime savings
Consider these benefits:

Facilities managers can keep government business and events running on schedule by implementing a floor renewal and maintenance system that is eco-friendly and quick.

Less downtime
The renewal process is typically completed in a matter of hours (not days or weeks), so there is no need to wait for government holidays, pay maintenance teams overtime to work at night, or to close sections of the facility for floor upkeep

Better air quality
Since Bona solutions are 100% water-based non-toxic chemistries, indoor air quality remains safe for employees and visitors thus eliminating the disruptive process of closing off areas during renovation.
2 - Cost savings
Here’s why facilities teams rely on Bona’s Resilient Solution for healthy, safe and cost-efficient floors:
Facility managers typically seek maximum efficiency and low cost for floor maintenance since governmental budgets often don’t allocate large funds to this item.


Refresh your floor design
Achieve a gorgeous flooring surface, with a variety of design and color options (including custom designs), without the labor and material cost of removing existing flooring and purchasing new.

Increase the longevity of your floors
New flooring with installation is expensive. Facilities managers and their teams are delivering beautiful, durable renewed flooring surfaces without the high cost of replacement.

Never strip or polish your floors again
Bona’s resilient floor solution eliminates the recurring cost of stripping, burnishing and polishing the floor every quarter.
3 - A more sustainable future
Renewing the flooring with Bona’s resilient system offers the following eco-friendly benefits:

From the Paris Agreement to COP to Fit for 55, governments around the world are striving to reduce carbon emissions in an effort to slow climate change. Reducing, reusing and recycling are all ways to limit our impact on the planet. And now resilient floors are no longer an exception Choosing to renew these floors not only extends their useful life but reduces carbon emissions by up to 90% versus replacing the floor.

Lower carbon footprint
The renewal solution offers a long-lasting floor that utilizes existing materials, keeping trash out of the landfill and eliminating the carbon footprint that comes with new floor materials.

Improve wastewater
Because the Bona Resilient Solution eliminates the need to ever strip the floor again, say goodbye to the harmful toxins which can enter the wastewater stream created by the stripping and polishing process.
Learn about the three benefits of resilient floor renewal

Facilities managers can keep government business and events running on schedule by implementing a floor renewal and maintenance system that is eco-friendly and quick.

Less downtime
The renewal process is typically completed in a matter of hours (not days or weeks), so there is no need to wait for government holidays, pay maintenance teams overtime to work at night, or to close sections of the facility for floor upkeep

Better air quality
Since Bona solutions are 100% water-based non-toxic chemistries, indoor air quality remains safe for employees and visitors thus eliminating the disruptive process of closing off areas during renovation.
Facility managers typically seek maximum efficiency and low cost for floor maintenance since governmental budgets often don’t allocate large funds to this item.


Refresh your floor design
Achieve a gorgeous flooring surface, with a variety of design and color options (including custom designs), without the labor and material cost of removing existing flooring and purchasing new.

Increase the longevity of your floors
New flooring with installation is expensive. Facilities managers and their teams are delivering beautiful, durable renewed flooring surfaces without the high cost of replacement.

Never strip or polish your floors again
Bona’s resilient floor solution eliminates the recurring cost of stripping, burnishing and polishing the floor every quarter.

From the Paris Agreement to COP to Fit for 55, governments around the world are striving to reduce carbon emissions in an effort to slow climate change. Reducing, reusing and recycling are all ways to limit our impact on the planet. And now resilient floors are no longer an exception Choosing to renew these floors not only extends their useful life but reduces carbon emissions by up to 90% versus replacing the floor.

Lower carbon footprint
The renewal solution offers a long-lasting floor that utilizes existing materials, keeping trash out of the landfill and eliminating the carbon footprint that comes with new floor materials.

Improve wastewater
Because the Bona Resilient Solution eliminates the need to ever strip the floor again, say goodbye to the harmful toxins which can enter the wastewater stream created by the stripping and polishing process.



