Industrial kitchens and areas where food is present
Rugged floors for commercial areas. Hygienic, anti-slip, with fast and easy cleaning. Floor coverings have to meet demanding requirements. We can draw on many years of know-how and are pleased to be at your service with our specialists, advice and solutions.
Services for industry and commerce
PU concrete
Jointless polyurethane concrete floor (PU concrete) with high thermal, chemical and mechanical resistance.
CREASOL
Our decorative synthetic resin colored quartz flooring - for hard-wearing, easy-care and customizable floors.
Tanafloor 270
Seamless PU tile flooring with comfortable shock absorption, hygienic surface and decorative color chip design.
Tanafloor 222
Seamless epoxy resin tile flooring with high abrasion resistance, versatile design and antistatic option.
Quiflex® liquid joint
Elastic liquid joint with high load-bearing capacity, sound insulation and flexibility for industry, logistics and public areas.
Tanafloor 232
Our solvent-free epoxy resin flooring with quartz sand - for non-slip, liquid-proof and hygienic floor surfaces
Main contact
Weiss+Appetito AG
Floors+flooring
Giacomettistrasse 1
3006 Berne
Insights
Ka-We-De Bern: Step by step to the new leisure facility
When concrete begins to tell its story, its history begins for us on the site of the Ka-We-De Bern. Where generations of Bernese skaters have done their laps on the ice, a new, versatile ice rink is currently being built.
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Birg intermediate station - UHFB installation at 2,677 meters
Anyone who knows the Birg intermediate station knows that it's not just a stop on the way to the Schilthorn, it's an experience and a panorama. The famous Thrill Walk, the glass-bottomed footbridge with a view ...
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A new learning space for design: SFGB:B at the Deisswil cardboard factory
The Deisswil cardboard factory used to be used for punching, but today ideas, concepts and projects are created here. The Bern/Biel School of Design (SFGB:B) has been located in Bernapark since 2024 and uses the former Deisswil cardboard factory as its training location.
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