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EPOXY/FLAKE WALLS
There are countless situations where wall traditional wall coatings fail to deliver the combination of durability and waterproofing that a particular environment demands. This eventually results in, at the very least, walls that are weakened or destroyed by water infiltration or rot. Worse yet, this trapped moisture can result in mold issues that are typically very expensive to mediate.
THE PROJECT - Locker / Shower Room - Portland, ME
THE PROBLEM
A low budget alternative was sought to create a shower room utilizing the existing walls of concrete block, plaster and drywall.
THE SOLUTION
Walls: The walls were prepared by means of mechanical sanding. They were then primed with epoxy primer, and a clear coat was rolled on, into which vinyl flakes were sprayed. A final clear, ultraviolet and chemical resistant top coat was rolled on to seal the system.
Floor: The floor was prepared by means of Shotblasting. The clean concrete surface was primed with epoxy primer. An epoxy cove was installed onto the wall and a double broadcast epoxy floor was applied utilizing decorative, multi-colored quartz aggregate.
The resulting finishes created aesthetic and functional surfaces which are monilithic, waterproof and antimicrobial.
THE PROJECT - Refrigerated Keg Room at Brew Pub - Salem, MA
THE SOLUTION
The room was framed, insulated and sheeted with moisture-resistant drywall. The walls were then prepared by means of mechanical sanding. They were then primed with epoxy primer, and a clear coat was rolled on, into which vinyl flakes were sprayed. A final clear, ultraviolet and chemical resistant top coat was rolled on to seal the system.
THE PROBLEM
Create an economical wall system in a renovated Refrigeration Room.
THE PROJECT - Restroom - Vernon, CT
THE PROBLEM
Customer didn't want ceramic tile on restroom walls.
THE SOLUTION
Walls were prepared with cement board, primed with epoxy, coated with vinyl flakes and top coated with clear epoxy.
THE PROJECT - Rehabilitation Facility - Haverhill, MA
THE SOLUTION
The entire shower, walls and floor, were encapsulated with full flake epoxy coating.
THE PROBLEM
Ceramic tile shower walls were leaking onto the floor below.
