Heavy-duty coatings for plant rooms, workshops and loading docks — built for forklift traffic, dropped steel and chemical spills. We quote Newcastle jobs after we have seen the slab, never over the phone.
Between Newcastle and the rest of Newcastle & Hunter we see the same slab problems repeatedly — and the fix is always in the preparation, not the product.
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.
Yes. Newcastle 2300 is inside our standard service area in Newcastle & Hunter, along with the surrounding suburbs. There is no travel loading on quotes inside the Sydney metro area, and regional jobs are quoted with a clearly itemised mobilisation allowance.
We cover Newcastle & Hunter and the surrounding areas. Same crew, same preparation standard, no travel loading inside the metro area.
Free on-site assessment across Newcastle & Hunter — Mon–Sat, 6:30am–5pm.
