Heavy-duty coatings for plant rooms, workshops and loading docks — built for forklift traffic, dropped steel and chemical spills. We quote Box Hill jobs after we have seen the slab, never over the phone.
If you are in Box Hill or anywhere else in Hills District, the assessment is free and we will tell you straight if the slab is not worth coating.
Industrial areas need a thicker system than a warehouse aisle. Where there is impact, chemical exposure or wash-down, we build up to a broadcast or screed system rather than a roll-applied coat, and detail the bunding, plinths and dock edges by hand.
We spec to the exposure. A workshop that drops steel needs impact resistance; a plating room needs chemical resistance; a dock needs UV stability and slip resistance at the threshold. They are not the same product and they should not be quoted as if they are.
| Build thickness | 1–9 mm |
|---|---|
| Traffic | Forklift and pallet jack |
| Chemical | System dependent |
| Return to service | 24–72 hours |
| Line marking | Included |
It depends on the chemical, which is why we ask what you handle before quoting. Tell us the exposure and we will spec a system rated for it rather than guessing.
Yes. We cut in by hand around fixed plant, machine bases and pits, and stage the work so production keeps running.
Yes — SWMS, safety data sheets and product data sheets before we mobilise, and the applied thicknesses on completion.
Usually within two or three business days. The assessment takes about 45 minutes — we measure up, probe the slab for moisture and photograph any cracks — and the written quote follows within two business days of that.
We cover Hills District and the surrounding areas. Same crew, same preparation standard, no travel loading inside the metro area.
Free on-site assessment across Hills District — Mon–Sat, 6:30am–5pm.
