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Note on names: Hiep Phuoc (the former Nha Be) formerly belonged to the former Ho Chi Minh City and still belongs to Ho Chi Minh City after the merger effective 01/07/2025; this article does not use any old area name as a current administrative unit. Hiep Phuoc is the only industrial park in Ho Chi […]

Long Thanh: the only cluster whose main axis is new floors and air logistics In the in-depth series, Long Thanh is the only cluster whose main axis is new floors and air logistics, not renovation. New floors on new concrete, logistics warehouses linked to Long Thanh International Airport, and a “look-ahead” market for industrial parks […]

How VSIP differs from the rest of the cluster: a Singapore-style “clean” benchmark VSIP is known as the Vietnam–Singapore model industrial park, developed by Becamex IDC together with a Singapore consortium led by Sembcorp. That positioning is more than a branding story: it brings with it an industry filter. The priority industries are electronics and […]

Three zones, three ages, three flooring problems Song Than differs from VSIP on one core point: this park has no strict “clean” filter. Textiles, footwear, wood, heavy engineering all exist in one cluster, alongside warehouses and logistics linked to Song Than station and the rail ICD. So this article does not repeat the overview of […]

Bien Hoa: the oldest FDI centre in Dong Nai — why renovation is the main axis Bien Hoa is the long-established FDI industrial centre of Dong Nai, with plants that have been operating for around 30 years. Unlike Long Thanh or Nhon Trach, where new floors account for a large share, the problem in Bien […]

Nhon Trach: a cluster of 10 industrial parks — why one generic article cannot work Nhon Trach is the largest industrial cluster in Dong Nai, with 10 industrial parks concentrated together. The cluster’s scale alone is an axis of this article: Nhon Trach 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and the remaining parks do not share […]

A cold store differs from an ordinary warehouse on one core point: the floor must work in a cold, damp environment with temperature changes across the operating cycle, while also carrying forklift loads and meeting frequent cleaning requirements. This article sets out the specific requirements for epoxy flooring in cold storage and — more importantly […]

A hospital has no single floor type. Corridors, patient rooms, sterile zones and rooms housing electrostatic-sensitive equipment place different requirements on a floor, and a coating system only suits a hospital when it is chosen zone by zone. This article sets out a zoning framework, 4 core requirements and verification methods for epoxy flooring in […]

A basement is one of the harshest environments for epoxy flooring: moisture rising from below the substrate, turning and hard-braking vehicle loads, vehicle chemicals, rainwater carried in by vehicles, and a constant need for drainage. This article sets out 5 requirements for basement parking and how each requirement is verified. This article sets no moisture, […]

For a food plant, a floor is not just a surface to walk on and place equipment on — it is part of the hygiene system, helping a facility pass hygiene inspections and maintain clean production conditions every day. This article sets out 5 requirements for epoxy flooring in food plants and how each requirement […]