The purpose of this work is to identify methodological gaps in the regulatory framework and substantiate the directions of its improvement to ensure the possibility of mass implementation of the technology of floor coverings using high-profile flooring ST200-840. The relevance of systematization of regulatory requirements increases with the volume of the overlap segment of 7.6 thousand tons and the projected growth to 9 thousand tons by 2030. A set of methods was used, including a comparative analysis of Russian and foreign regulatory documents, marketing analysis of data from the consulting group "Tekart" for 2022-2024. and systematization of the results, highlighting the regulatory area of each document and the identified methodological limitations. It was found that the current documents regulate mainly the design aspects or general requirements for construction, not covering the technological operations of installation, reinforcement, sealing and concreting for sheets with a corrugation height of 200 mm; the absence of consolidated standards of labor costs and requirements for integration with BIM technologies was revealed. Comparison with foreign standards has shown a higher degree of structurality of European and North American regulatory documents. The formation of a comprehensive regulatory and methodological framework with the adaptation of foreign experience will create the basis for the mass adoption of technology and ensure the reproducibility of organizational and technological solutions in various segments of construction.