Due to the cost effective materials that are used in the cement tiles, and the efficient  manufacturing process, allows for an inexpensive solution. Their application is wide ranged and is applied in places such as:

Warehouses

Cement tiles in underground garage.
Production halls
Garages & car parks
Mechanical workshop
Supermarkets
Cool rooms
Etc.
 

Underalayer
Generally a ground layer or a thin slab of concrete known a as a bearing layer is used as the underlayer for the tiles. The ground under the tiles should be prepared carefully and precisely, placing importance to the appropriate thickness. After the job has been done it is important to do a ground compressibility test. The bearing layer made out of thin concrete B-10 or B-15 is laid using pumps generally before any building structures have been erected. The thickness of the layer depends on the weight that will be applied, but shouldn’t be less than 10 cm. The accuracy of the so called „leaner” should be ± 2 cm.

Typical solution to cement tiles:

 
concrete slab
base layer
dirt base

Tiles
The foil layer PE 0,2 on which the tiles will be placed should not have Cement tiles in warehouse.less than 12 cm. There should be a distance of the whole tile between all construction elements inside the facility. The type and quantity of reinforcement is determined by the requirements which are placed on the tile. Commonly used reinforcement is either dissipated steel, polypropylene or traditional steel mats. The surface of the cement tiles is obliterated mechanically and hardened on the outside using either mineral or pressure dusting powder.

Dilatation
Anti-contractional dilatation crevices are made in fresh concrete using diamond saws. The depth of the cut depends on the thickness of the tile and varies from 1/3 to ¼ of their height. Operating seams, that is technological interval spots are hardened by so called dibbles, which convey the strength laterally. The filling of the crevices usually takes place after 3 - 4 weeks from cutting after the drying of the concrete.

Impreganation
Impregnation aims to achieve a couple of factors:

concrete cultivation
elimination of the chipping of tiles
increased endurance of surface

Preparation usually takes place straight after effacement of the tiles and is done by pressure hose or rubbing with soft brushes.

To sum it up, if there is a must for a cost effective but resilient tile floor, we recommend monolithic concrete tiles.