Flooring Has Microbrewery Owners Saying, “Cheers!”
“The concrete alone could not withstand the rigors of beer making and needed some form of protection,” says owner Omar Robinson.
Poly-Crete® SLB
Poly-Crete SLB is a seamless, 3/16", 100% solids, cementitious-urethane, self-leveling, self-priming concrete resurfacing system with a natural quartz aggregate broadcast providing a slip-resistant, gloss finish. The combination of two-part urethane technology, cement and select aggregates provides attributes similar to concrete, making it very resistant to thermal shock.
- Follows ADA, USDA, FDA, CFIA and OSHA Guidelines
Common Use Sites:
- Kitchens
- Food Processing
- Warehouses
- Breweries/Distilleries
- High Traffic Areas
- Storage
- Light Manufacturing
System Build:
Topcoat – Pigmented Topcoat (Poly-Crete Color-Fast, Poly-Crete TF Plus, Dur-A-Glaze Novolac, Accelera [only over flintshot], or Shop Floor with Armor Top)
Quartz Broadcast – Broadcast of Flintshot or Q-Rok Quartz Aggregate into the Poly-Crete SL
Body Coat – Pigmented Poly-Crete SL
Primer – (optional) Pigmented Poly-Crete TF Plus (only required with F60 Broadcast or if the substrate is very porous)
Prepared Substrate – Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) of 3-4
Product Characteristics:
- Abrasion Resistant Performance topcoat delivers superior toughness
- Low Odor / Low VOCs Install in more locations without offensive odors or harmful VOCs
- Chemical Resistant High quality topcoat for superior wear and chemical resistance
- Slip Resistant Textured finishes aid in a safer floor, even when wet
- Self-Leveling A uniform, more even floor system
- Thermal Shock Resistant For use in areas with high thermal cycling
- Moisture Mitigating Installs in more environments, tolerates high salts & moisture levels up to 99% RH
- Variable Install Window Coat over green or 28+ day old concrete
- Sustainability Contributes to LEED and other sustainable building programs
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More than 100,000 square feet of flooring at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal needed restoration after super-storm Sandy.
The Main Ingredient for This Recipe? Seamless Flooring.
To ensure their new floors would serve as a hygienic surface that would withstand the various ingredients, they turned to seamless flooring as the solution.