Bring the floor into focus.
Grinding, edge work, and finishing equipment organized around the surface ahead.
Follow the work.
Across the floor
Begin with access, the working area and the route through the space.
Along the edge
Give walls, corners and smaller areas their own place in the plan.
Toward the finish
Consider the final surface alongside the system that comes before it.
Three ways into the work.
Plane Compact Grinder
A compact floor-grinding format for tighter working areas and access-led setups.
$3,295.00
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Plane Studio Grinder
A balanced walk-behind format at the center of the Planeform floor-grinding collection.
$5,495.00
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Plane Wide Grinder
A broad-platform grinder direction for planning work across open floor areas.
$8,795.00
View equipmentA floor system starts before the first pass.
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Read the space
Note doorways, transport routes, floor condition and the intended finish. Confirm available power before selecting equipment.
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Match the working setup
Consider the main floor, perimeter and detail work together. Check tooling and connection fitment for each machine.
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Confirm the sequence
Use the supplied equipment and material guidance to define the job. The right sequence depends on the actual slab and system.
The connection matters.
Plane Tooling Set
Organized trays keep the tooling conversation clear: the machine interface, the floor material and the intended stage. Confirm those details together before choosing components.
$285.00 USD
See the surface ahead.
Concrete belongs to the architecture of a space. Planeform brings the equipment conversation back to the floor, the route through it and the work at its edges.
Work through the details.
Plan edge work
Think beyond the center of the room.
Check tooling fitment
Start with the actual machine interface.
Talk to Planeform
Bring the questions that shape your setup.