What is FM2 Flooring?
FM2 (Free Movement 2) is a specific floor classification defined by the Concrete Society’s TR34 (4th Edition) guidelines. It is the industry standard for warehouses where forklifts and Material Handling Equipment (MHE) move freely in any direction, typically with racking heights between 8 and 13 meters.
Unlike manual methods, Laser Screed technology guarantees these tight tolerances. If you wonder why FM2? It strikes the perfect balance between cost and high-performance flatness for most Indian logistics projects, compared to FM1 (VNA / High-Bay), FM3 (Retail / Light Distribution), and FM4 (General Manufacturing).
Why Choose Midas Laser Screed FM2 Floors?
Elevate your industrial projects with Midas Floor Solutions. As Kolkata-based specialists serving Pan-India, we use advanced laser-guided technology to create 'Superflat' FM2 concrete floors for modern warehouses, logistics parks, and manufacturing hubs.
- High Speed: Cast 2,000–3,000 sqm per day (up to 50% faster than manual methods).
- Superior Precision: Fully compliant with TR34 4th Edition tolerances.
- Enhanced Durability: Optimized for heavy MHE traffic and Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete (SFRC).
How Laser Screed Works: The Process
Laser Setup
We install a stationary laser transmitter to create a precise, fixed datum plane across the entire site.
Concrete Pour
Ready-mix concrete (M20-M50 grade) is discharged. Fully compatible with steel or polypropylene fibers.
Automated Levelling
The boom-mounted screed head receives laser signals 10–20 times per second, automatically adjusting hydraulics to cut and fill to the exact elevation.
Consolidation
Integrated augers and vibrators densify the mix immediately, eliminating air voids and ensuring a solid core.
Final Finishing
Power trowels create a smooth, dense surface, followed by application of curing compounds.
Industries We Serve
- Logistics & E-Commerce: High-bay storage for major distribution platforms (Amazon, Flipkart style).
- Automotive: Heavy load-bearing floors for manufacturing plants.
- Pharmaceuticals & Food: Hygienic, dust-free, and seamless flooring options.
- Cold Storage: High-density floors for temperature-controlled environments.
Key Benefits of Midas Laser Screed Solutions

FM2 (Key info in brief):
Gain The Laser Screed Flooring Finish Advantage
Laser-leveled flooring has a plethora of benefits when compared to VDF flooring. The following points will elaborate advantages of Laser leveled floors over VDF (Vacuum de-watered floor).
- The levels achieved with Laser screed technology are far higher than any other system to create wide panel floor construction.
- In fact, it is impossible to cast panels wider than 4-6 Mtr. using the VDF system, whereas there is no restriction on panel width with laser technology.
- The withdrawal of water produces a settlement of the concrete, possibly up to 3%. This can be topped up with the application of a dry shake but with little bleed water at the surface, there is a risk of subsequent de-lamination which is not the case with Laser screed technology.
- In laser screeded panels construction joints reduced up to 80% which very weakest part of the floor.
- Some finer materials are removed with the VDF process and fine sands and cement contents of greater than 350 Kg / m3 should be avoided. However, no such conditions are faced with Laser screed technology


Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of Laser Screed FM2 flooring per sqm in India?
How does FM2 flooring compare to FM1 or FM3 classifications?
Why is Laser Screed superior to traditional VDF (Vacuum Dewatering)?
Can you create jointless or seamless concrete floors?
What concrete grade is required for TR34 FM2 compliance?
What is the typical project timeline for FM2 flooring?
Do you provide TR34 compliance certification?
Are Laser Screed floors suitable for automated warehouses (ASRS)?
If you're considering using our laser screeding or any similar equipment for your concrete flooring project, then fill out the form and midas technical team will contact you.

