The contract covers the installation of over 8,000 square meters of Limei’s military-grade flooring, which is designed to withstand intense training regimes and heavy equipment use. Key features include a steel-framed core (load-bearing capacity 1000kg/m²) and salt-spray resistance, making it suitable for military gyms with high sweat and cleaning chemical exposure.
Installation will begin in January 2026 and be completed by the end of the year. Each base will receive a 10-year maintenance package, including annual inspections and panel replacements if needed. The flooring will be used for obstacle courses, team sports, and combat fitness training by NATO troops.
“Military gyms require flooring that’s as tough as the personnel who use them,” said Mr. Mark Williams, Limei’s Defense Sector Manager. “Our Military Gym Flooring meets the strict durability and performance standards of NATO, and we’re proud to support the training of service members across Europe.”
This contract follows Limei’s successful supply of flooring to US military bases in Japan and South Korea in 2024.