Our projects
Each project opens on its own, with only its own photographs and details. Dates are shown where our records have them.
ResinTech EWS on a hotel parkade ramp, laid half the ramp at a time so the parkade stayed open.
ResinTech EWS across the 8,400 square foot parkade ramp of the Sutton Place Hotel in Downtown Vancouver. The work was done at night and half the ramp at a time, so the parkade stayed open throughout.
A 50,000 ft² parkade slab on grade coated in two phases in ResinTech TUE-FC, with HPP on the entrance ramp.
A 50,000 square foot parkade slab on grade in Burnaby, coated in two phases in ResinTech TUE-FC, a fast-curing epoxy system, with ResinTech HPP on the entrance ramp. Phase 1 covered 30,000 square feet. The photograph is from phase 2.
100,000 ft² of Kelmar traffic coating through an underground parkade, laid section by section in 2015.
The underground parkade at 980 Howe Street in Downtown Vancouver, 100,000 square feet, in a Kelmar traffic coating in 2015. The system went down section by section behind tape lines, the black coat spread across the prepared slab and turned up the walls and column bases as a cove, finished in dark grey across the whole parkade.
View project: 980 Howe Street parkade, Downtown VancouverCity page: Vancouver
Parkade resurfacing through the drive aisle and ramp approach, prepared mechanically and recoated.
Parkade resurfacing at International Village in Vancouver: the drive aisle and ramp approach prepared mechanically and recoated.
View project: International Village parkadeCity page: Vancouver
Traffic coatings over a worn, patch-repaired parkade deck, recoated through the full width of the bay.
Resurfacing of the Vancouver RCPM/ICBC parkade with traffic coatings: a worn, patch-repaired deck recoated through the full width of the bay. The two photographs show the same bay before and after.
Kelmar FWC III traffic coating through the Beach Avenue apartments’ parkade in 2012, for Jacob Bros Construction.
Traffic coating across the drive aisles and stalls of the Beach Avenue apartments’ parkade in Vancouver, installed in the Kelmar FWC III system in 2012 for Jacob Bros Construction.
A Kelmar traffic coating from the entrance gate through the parking levels of the hotel’s parkade, 2013.
The underground parkade of the Hampton Inn & Suites on Robson Street, coated in a Kelmar traffic coating system in 2013: laid from the entrance gate through the parking levels, finished with a textured surface and turned up the column and wall bases.
View project: Hampton Inn & Suites, Downtown VancouverService page: Hotel and hospitality floors
A grey textured traffic coating through a Sandman Hotel parkade in Downtown Vancouver, turned up the walls and column bases, 2017.
A traffic coating through the underground parkade of a Sandman Hotel in Downtown Vancouver in 2017: a grey, textured finish across the drive aisles and parking levels, laid up to the wheel stops and turned up the walls and column bases.
View project: Sandman Hotel parkade, Downtown VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Hotel and hospitality floors
A grey traffic coating spread and rolled bay by bay through the parkade’s drive aisles and stalls, 2013.
A traffic coating across the parkade of Three West Centre, the office and retail complex on No. 3 Road in Richmond’s City Centre, in 2013: spread by squeegee and rolled out bay by bay through the drive aisles and stalls, with the crew working on after dark.
View project: Three West Centre parkade, RichmondCity page: Richmond
A traffic coating on an open parkade roof deck and ramp, finished in a dark grey textured coat, 2013.
A traffic coating on the open roof deck and a ramp of a Richmond parkade in 2013: the grey coat spread by squeegee across the deck, then a darker textured coat rolled out over it. The building is not named in our records.
The parkade under the Trail Appliances store shot blasted and treated with a densifier for an anti-slip surface, 2016.
The parkade under the Trail Appliances store on Sweden Way in Richmond, in 2016: the concrete shot blasted with a ride-on shot blaster, the blasted lanes showing lighter than the untouched slab, and then treated with a densifier, to give the parkade floor an anti-slip surface.
View project: Trail Appliances parkade, RichmondCity page: RichmondService page: Surface preparation
An exposed deck waterproofed with a polyurethane traffic membrane, broadcast aggregate and a UV-stable top coat, 2012.
An exposed parkade deck in New Westminster, waterproofed in 2012 with the Sonoguard system, now sold as MasterSeal Traffic 1500: a polyurethane traffic membrane squeegeed across the concrete, aggregate broadcast from a blower-fed hopper, and finished with a UV-stable top coat for a deck open to the sky.
View project: Exterior parkade deck, New WestminsterCity page: New Westminster
A Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF traffic coating through a residential tower’s parkade in New Westminster, for PMC Construction.
A traffic coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF system through the parkade of a residential tower in New Westminster, for PMC Construction: the slab shot blasted with the ride-on blaster, then the grey coat spread across the covered levels and the half-open deck, tarped overhead while it cured, and turned up the columns as a coved base.
View project: Residential tower parkade, New WestminsterCity page: New WestminsterService page: Surface preparation
A new grey traffic coating laid over the worn existing coat of an underground parkade, 2013.
A recoat of an underground parkade in Downtown Vancouver in 2013: the new grey traffic coating laid over the worn existing coat by squeegee and roller, through the drive aisles and stalls, round the drains and up the column and wall bases.
View project: Parkade recoat, Downtown VancouverCity page: Vancouver
A black traffic coating through an underground parkade, the cracks dealt with first and a black cove at the walls, 2014.
A traffic coating in black through an underground parkade in Downtown Vancouver in 2014. The cracks were marked out and dealt with first, then the black coat went down by squeegee and roller across the stalls and drive aisles, turned up the walls and column bases as a black cove, and set off against the white walls, yellow stall numbers and column guards.
View project: Parkade in black, Downtown VancouverCity page: Vancouver
Cracks filled and repairs coated first, then a grey textured traffic coating down the drive aisle, 2015.
A traffic coating through an underground parkade in Downtown Vancouver in 2015. The cracks across the drive aisle were filled and the repaired areas given a grey coat of their own first, then the grey traffic coating was rolled out down the drive aisle, past the numbered stalls to the lobby doors and the parking gate, and left with a textured finish.
View project: Drive aisle traffic coating, Downtown VancouverCity page: Vancouver
The ramps of a commercial building’s parkade, prepared mechanically and finished in a textured traffic coating, 2016.
A traffic coating on the ramps of a commercial building’s underground parkade in Downtown Vancouver in 2016. The ramps were prepared mechanically, the cracks and a patched section showing on the bare concrete, then coated at the entrance under the overheight sign and on the curving ramp past the windows below, with the textured finish carried up the curbs along the walls.
View project: Commercial building parkade, Downtown VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Surface preparation
The drive aisles of a residential building’s parkade shot blasted and recoated over the existing membrane, 2016.
A parkade recoat in a residential building in Vancouver in 2016. The drive aisles were shot blasted and a new top coat installed over the existing membrane. Anywhere the concrete was bare got a base coat first, and then the top coat went over the entire drive aisles.
View project: Parkade recoat, residential building, VancouverCity page: Vancouver
A Tremco Vulkem 350NF/346 traffic coating across a building’s loading bay and garbage area off a Vancouver lane.
A traffic coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/346 system across the loading bay and garbage area of a building on a Vancouver lane. The concrete was shot blasted first, then the grey coat was laid through the covered bay and out to the lane edge, round the columns and the posts of the garbage enclosure.
View project: Loading bay and garbage area, VancouverCity page: Vancouver
A Mapei traffic coating through a residential parkade on West Broadway, 2016: the cracks treated, a dark first coat, then the grey coat.
A Mapei traffic coating through the underground parkade of a residential building on West Broadway in Vancouver in 2016. The cracks across the slab were treated first, a dark first coat went down over the prepared concrete with the crack detailing showing through, and the grey traffic coating followed across the parking levels and through to the entrance, finished with a textured surface.
View project: Residential parkade, West Broadway, VancouverCity page: Vancouver
A grey textured traffic coating through an underground parkade, 2017, the stalls lined in yellow and numbered over it.
A traffic coating through an underground parkade in 2017: the grey coat laid through the drive aisles and stalls, round the columns and turned up the wall bases, and finished with a textured, glossy surface, the stalls then lined in yellow and numbered over it.
View project: Underground parkade traffic coating, 2017Service page: Coating systems
A 30,000 ft² parkade traffic coating in Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF for Lark Group in Vancouver, the slab shot blasted first.
A 30,000 square foot traffic coating through an underground parkade in Vancouver for Lark Group, in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF system. The slab was shot blasted first with our ride-on shot blaster; then the grey coat was spread by squeegee through the drive aisles and parking levels, past the columns and turned up the wall bases, and finished with a textured, glossy surface.
View project: Vancouver parkade for Lark GroupCity page: VancouverService page: Surface preparation
The old membrane scraped and ground off a hotel’s exterior parkade deck in the West End, the slab shot blasted and its cracks repaired, then Tremco Vulkem 360NF/346.
The exterior parkade deck of a hotel in Vancouver’s West End. The old membrane was taken off with a ride-on scraper and a grinder and the concrete shot blasted; the cracks across the deck, a dense network of them, were repaired; then the deck was coated in the Tremco Vulkem 360NF/346 system, spread by squeegee across the deck to the parapet walls.
View project: Exterior parkade deck, West End, VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Surface preparation
A recoat of the underground parkade at a Whole Foods in Vancouver: the deck shot blasted and its cracks filled, then a new grey coat laid down the drive aisles.
A recoat of the underground parkade at a Whole Foods store in Vancouver. The deck was shot blasted with our ride-on shot blaster and its cracks were filled, the white lines across the prepared concrete; then the new grey coat was spread across the deck and down the drive aisles towards the stairs and elevator, the work area taped off with cones from the parkade entrance. The finished level runs grey round the columns and past the stairs and elevator.
View project: Whole Foods parkade recoat, VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Surface preparation
A 50,000 square foot parkade roof deck in Gastown, Vancouver: the old coating removed and the deck recoated in Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF, for Heatherbrae Builders.
A 50,000 square foot coating removal and recoat on the roof deck of the Gastown parkade that carries the daycare, in Vancouver, for Heatherbrae Builders: the old coating taken off the deck down to the concrete, the prepared slab swept clean, and the new Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF traffic coating laid across the whole deck, grey and even to the stair tower and along the railing.
View project: Gastown daycare parkade, VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Surface preparation
A traffic coating through the Vancity parkade in Vancouver for SBW in 2017, from the entrance ramp down to the parking levels.
A parkade traffic coating at Vancity in Vancouver, done for SBW (Smith Bros. & Wilson) in 2017. The grey coat was carried down the open entrance ramp between the concrete walls and out over the bare concrete at its foot, then spread by squeegee across the parking levels, finished glossy up to the wall bases and round the columns.
View project: Vancity parkade, VancouverCity page: Vancouver
A Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF traffic coating through a residential building’s parkade in Brentwood, Burnaby.
A traffic coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF system through the underground parkade of a residential building in the Brentwood area of Burnaby: the grey coat spread across the prepared slab, round the columns and turned up the walls as a grey base, and finished glossy across the parking levels.
View project: Residential parkade, Brentwood, BurnabyCity page: Burnaby
The rooftop customer parkade of a Staples store in Burnaby, 2017: the old traffic coating ground off with PCD tools, then the deck recoated in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF system.
A traffic deck coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF system across the rooftop customer parkade of a Staples store on Lougheed Highway in Burnaby, in 2017: the old traffic coating ground off with PCD (polycrystalline diamond) grinding tools under dust extraction, down to the concrete, and the deck prepared, its old parking lines still showing, then the grey coat laid across the open roof, round the rooftop units and the light-pole bases, with the SkyTrain passing beside the parapet.
View project: Staples rooftop parkade, BurnabyCity page: BurnabyService page: Surface preparation
A Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF traffic coating through a residential building’s parkade in Maple Ridge, 2017.
A traffic coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF system through the underground parkade of a residential building in Maple Ridge in 2017: the grey coat laid across the parking level, round the yellow-banded columns and turned up the wall bases, and finished with a textured, glossy surface.
View project: Residential parkade, Maple RidgeCity page: Maple Ridge
A Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF traffic coating from the entrance ramp through a commercial building’s parkade in North Vancouver.
A traffic coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF system through the parkade of a commercial building in North Vancouver: down the open entrance ramp and across the parking levels, the grey coat spread by squeegee and roller and finished with a textured, glossy surface.
View project: Commercial building parkade, North VancouverCity page: North Vancouver
A Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF traffic coating through a residential building’s parkade in North Vancouver for Milori Homes, 2017.
A traffic coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/950NF system through the underground parkade of a residential building in North Vancouver, for Milori Homes, in 2017: the grey coat flowed out over the bare slab and round the floor drain, spread by squeegee across the parking level, and the textured coat laid down the drive aisle between the columns.
View project: North Vancouver residential parkade for Milori HomesCity page: North Vancouver
A home’s stamped-concrete entry court, walkways and garden paths in North Vancouver given an anti-slip coating in red ResinTech CRU.
An anti-slip coating in red ResinTech CRU over the stamped concrete of a home in North Vancouver: the entry court in front of the house, the walkway down to the stairs and the garden path between the stone walls, the stamped flagstone pattern still showing through the coat.
View project: Residential anti-slip coating, North VancouverCity page: North Vancouver
A house’s front stairs in Kerrisdale rebuilt in repair mortar, then the stairs and walkway finished in a ResinTech EWS quartz floor.
The front stairs of a house in Kerrisdale, Vancouver: the broken concrete steps formed and built back up in repair mortar, then the stairs and the walkway finished in a ResinTech EWS floor with a quartz finish, in dark grey.
View project: Residential stairs, Kerrisdale, VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Concrete repair
Saw-cut repairs broken out to the rebar, the steel cleaned and coated in Mapei Mapefer 1K, then patched in Mapei Planitop 18.
Concrete restoration at a parkade. The edges of each repair were saw-cut clean first and the loose concrete broken out with a hammer inside them; the exposed rebar was cleaned by wire brush and coated with Mapei Mapefer 1K rebar protection, and the repairs were patched with Mapei Planitop 18. The photographs show the work on the exposed-aggregate entrance ramp and the finished patches on a parking level.
View project: Parkade concrete restoration, MapeiService page: Concrete repair
A planter waterproofed in ResinTech FPU and PPM: walls and top coated, the membrane carried onto the slab and turned up the building’s walls.
Planter waterproofing in ResinTech FPU and PPM. The planter’s walls and top were coated in grey, the membrane carried out onto the slab as a strip along the base and turned up the exposed-aggregate walls and columns of the building, well above the top of the planter. The photographs show the planter along the building, its corner beside an uncoated concrete wall, and its top, still glossy.
View project: Planter waterproofing, ResinTech FPU and PPMArticle: Why parkade membranes fail early
Kelmar TE parkade coating, finished with new crosswalk, stall and reserved-stall line marking.
Parkade coating at Metrotown in Burnaby in the Kelmar TE system, finished with new crosswalk, stall and reserved-stall line marking.
A traffic coating laid at night through a shopping centre parkade, with aggregate broadcast on the ramp, 2011.
A traffic coating through the parkade at Central City Shopping Centre in Surrey in 2011, laid at night: aggregate broadcast into the coat on the ramp down from Parking Level 2, a grey textured finish across the drive aisles and levels, and the coating carried along the parapet edges and up the curbs.
A 68,000 ft² Tremco traffic coating through the parkade at 2289 Bellevue Avenue, West Vancouver, for Cressey Development Group in 2020.
A 68,000 square foot traffic coating in Tremco products through the parkade at 2289 Bellevue Avenue, West Vancouver, for Cressey Development Group in 2020: the first coat squeegeed out over the bare concrete and into its cracks, then a grey finish with a sheen across the parking levels, past the floor drains and the doors along the walls to the double doors at the far end.
View project: 2289 Bellevue Avenue parkade, West VancouverCity page: West VancouverService page: Strata floors
A Tremco traffic coating across an underground parking level.
A Tremco traffic coating across an underground parking level in Abbotsford.
A textured traffic coating across a strata building’s exterior parkade deck, aggregate blown in for grip, 2011.
A traffic coating across the exterior parkade deck of a strata building in Abbotsford in 2011: the coat laid out across the concrete, aggregate blown into it by hose for grip, and a grey top coat over the textured surface, carried from the storefront walkway to the planters.
View project: Exterior parkade deck, AbbotsfordService page: Strata floors
A 22,000 ft² vehicular traffic coating through a parkade.
A 22,000 square foot vehicular traffic coating through a parkade. The building is not named in our records.
A 38,000 ft² parkade traffic coating in Tremco products.
A 38,000 square foot parkade traffic coating in Tremco products.
Resurfacing of an 11,500 ft² outdoor pedestrian deck in a pedestrian traffic coating.
Resurfacing of an 11,500 square foot outdoor pedestrian deck in a pedestrian traffic coating.
An outdoor pool deck ground, primed in TUE and top-coated in HPP, with silica sand for grip.
An outdoor pool deck ground, primed in ResinTech TUE and top-coated in HPP, with a silica sand broadcast for grip underfoot.
Phase 1: the old membrane removed completely, then a new base coat and ResinTech EWS over 40,000 ft².
Phase 1 of a parkade membrane project: the existing membrane removed completely, then a new base coat followed by ResinTech EWS across 40,000 square feet.
Expansion joint covers supplied and installed for Onni Group.
Expansion joint covers supplied and installed for Onni Group.
White urethane over more than 40,000 ft², from the glazed office corridors to the staff cafeteria.
White urethane over more than 40,000 square feet of the Aritzia head office, in Eco-HTS 100, a high-traffic system with an aliphatic satin urethane topcoat: one floor running from the glazed office corridors through open-plan desking and into the staff cafeteria.
A cementitious urethane floor with a decorative quartz finish through the back-of-house prep room, 2013.
The back-of-house prep room at Costco in Abbotsford, in 2013: a high-performance cementitious urethane floor with a decorative quartz finish, spread by squeegee around the sinks, trench drains and stainless equipment while the service counters out front were sheeted over.
View project: Costco, AbbotsfordService page: Retail and grocery floors
A cream and tan decorative quartz system carried up the walls as a coved curb and over the pipe plinths, 2015.
A decorative quartz system through the back-of-house rooms at Costco in Kamloops in 2015: a cream and tan quartz floor carried up the insulated-panel walls as a raised coved curb, over the octagonal plinths round the pipes, and down to the floor drains, seamless from the swing doors to the far wall.
View project: Costco, KamloopsService page: Retail and grocery floors
A decorative quartz floor over a ground slab, coved along the insulated-panel walls and laid to the drains.
A decorative quartz floor through the back-of-house rooms at Costco in Prince George: the slab ground under dust extraction, the first tan coat laid over it with the coved base formed along the insulated-panel walls, and a finished quartz floor laid to the drains, now in service in the meat room.
View project: Costco, Prince GeorgeService page: Retail and grocery floors
An epoxy floor for a milk walk-in cooler: the slab shot blasted, cracks filled, coated grey and coved, 2014.
An epoxy floor for the milk walk-in cooler at the Real Canadian Superstore in Surrey in 2014. The old slab was shot blasted and every crack filled, then the cooler was coated in grey with a textured finish, round the drain and coved at the walls, with the store trading on the other side of the cooler doors.
View project: Real Canadian Superstore, SurreyService page: Retail and grocery floors
A walk-in cooler floor in ResinTech TUE, top-coated with ResinTech CRU: a light, glossy finish to the cooler doors.
A walk-in cooler floor coated in ResinTech TUE and top-coated with ResinTech CRU. The TUE went down over the prepared slab, its cracks filled, and the finished floor runs light and glossy across the room to the sliding cooler doors.
View project: Walk-in cooler, ResinTech TUE and CRUService page: Retail and grocery floors
A high-performance cementitious urethane floor at Whole Foods.
A high-performance cementitious urethane floor at Whole Foods.
View project: Whole FoodsService page: Retail and grocery floors
A black random flake floor with gold flake warning strips on the stairs and landings, 2013.
A random flake system through Hard Rock Casino Coquitlam in 2013: a black floor with a gold flake broadcast through the lobby by the elevators, and bands of heavier gold flake laid as warning strips on the stair landings, the nosings, the walkways and the stair approaches, each band masked out with tape before the flake went down.
View project: Hard Rock Casino CoquitlamCity page: Coquitlam
A 100% solids anti-slip epoxy through the concourse, laid at night over a ground slab, 2015.
A 100% solids epoxy anti-slip coating through the concourse at Canlan Ice Sports in Burnaby in 2015, laid at night: the slab ground under dust extraction and the edges detailed along the glazing and the stairs, then the epoxy laid with an anti-slip finish from the pro shop windows to the stairs.
Polished concrete ground to 400 grit through a Rogers’ Chocolates shop floor.
Polished concrete ground to 400 grit through a Rogers’ Chocolates shop floor.
View project: Rogers’ ChocolatesService page: Retail and grocery floors
The old slab ground back with dust-extracted diamond grinders and polished before the store’s fit-out, 2012.
Concrete polishing for Fresh St. Market on Marine Drive in 2012, before the store’s fit-out: the old slab ground back with dust-extracted diamond grinders, then polished to a finish that reflects the lights.
View project: Fresh St. Market, West VancouverService page: Retail and grocery floors
A farm market’s sales floor in Langley finished in a clear epoxy with a ResinTech CRU urethane top coat, the concrete showing through.
The sales floor of a farm market in Langley, finished in a clear epoxy with a ResinTech CRU urethane top coat, so the concrete’s own colour and aggregate show through the gloss: the clear coat rolled out across the floor, then finished high gloss along the coolers, the display cases and the windows.
View project: Farm market, LangleyCity page: LangleyService page: Retail and grocery floors
A coloured epoxy floor for Mejuri at Park Royal.
A coloured epoxy floor for Mejuri at Park Royal.
A self-levelling topping, stained a mottled brown and grey and polished, during a commercial fit-out.
A self-levelling topping laid over the slab of a commercial fit-out, then stained and polished: a mottled warm brown and grey floor with a light sheen, carried from the windows through the main room and into the back rooms while the counters and walls were still going in.
View project: Stained and polished floor, commercial fit-outService page: Commercial floors
A cream polish taken up to 3,000 grit: the slab’s own mottled surface polished to a mirror-like gloss.
Concrete polished to a cream finish, taken up to 3,000 grit. The photographs show the floor through a framed-out interior before the walls were closed in: the mottled cream surface of the slab itself, polished until the studs, the stair and the doorway reflect in it.
View project: Concrete polishing, cream polish to 3,000 gritService page: Commercial floors
Orange and charcoal urethane in large diagonal sections, masked and rolled one colour at a time.
A showroom floor in urethane coatings, set out in two colours: large diagonal sections of orange and charcoal that meet across the room. Each section was masked off with tape and rolled one colour at a time, finished in high gloss during the fit-out, with the track lighting up and the display wiring still waiting on the walls.
View project: Showroom, two-colour urethaneService page: Commercial floors
Pumpkin-orange urethane rolled to a high gloss through a commercial interior, 2014.
A urethane floor in pumpkin orange for a commercial interior in Whistler in 2014: rolled to a high gloss along the glazed partitions and through the open rooms, masked at every wall, and stopped on a clean line against the grey concrete of the floor beyond.
View project: Pumpkin urethane floor, WhistlerCity page: Whistler
An old green floor coating shot blasted off a commercial space in Grandview, Vancouver, then grey epoxy to a high gloss, 2017.
A commercial space in the Grandview area of Vancouver in 2017. The old green floor coating was shot blasted off with our ride-on shot blaster and the joints and cracks in the blasted slab filled; then the floor was coated in a grey epoxy, finished high-gloss through to the roll-up door, the doorways and round the steel column.
View project: Commercial space, Grandview, VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Commercial floorsService page: Surface preparation
Epoxy and chemical-resistant urethane through an old warehouse being fitted out as a dog daycare, 2014.
An epoxy and urethane floor for Adventure Den, the Vancouver dog daycare, in 2014, laid through an old warehouse while its rooms were still being framed. The cracks in the slab were filled first, then the floor went down in light grey with a chemical-resistant urethane, round every yellow column and up to the green-painted walls.
View project: Adventure Den dog daycare, VancouverService page: Commercial floors
ResinTech TUE with a partial flake broadcast across an open commercial interior.
ResinTech TUE with a partial flake broadcast across an open commercial interior.
A ResinTech EWS flake floor in grey, black and white, carried up the tiled walls as a coved base and laid up to a trench drain.
A ResinTech EWS flake system through a tiled corridor and the room by its furnace and electrical room doors: a grey, black and white flake across the floor, carried up the walls and round the corners as a coved base, and laid up to the trench drain in the corridor.
View project: Tiled corridor, ResinTech EWS flakeService page: Coating systemsService page: Commercial floors
A metallic epoxy floor laid in ResinTech TUE.
A metallic epoxy floor laid in ResinTech TUE.
View project: Metallic epoxy floorService page: Metallic epoxy floors
A broadcast-textured traffic coating across a mechanical room, carried onto the plinths with the plant in place.
A broadcast-textured traffic coating across a Canadian Tire mechanical room, carried up onto the equipment plinths and finished at the wall bases and around the pipe penetrations, with the plant left in place.
View project: Canadian Tire mechanical room traffic coatingService page: Parkade waterproofing
Eco-HTS 100 with an aliphatic satin urethane topcoat, with yellow aisle and bay lines over the finished floor.
Eco-HTS 100, a high-traffic system with a chemical-resistant, aliphatic satin urethane topcoat, on a floor at MTU Canada, with yellow aisle and bay lines over the finished coating.
A 7,000 ft² ResinTech EWS floor in a Finning heavy-equipment workshop, with yellow and black hazard striping at the doors.
A 7,000 square foot ResinTech EWS (Extreme Wear System) floor in a Finning heavy-equipment workshop: the old coating stripped back to the concrete, the grey EWS floor laid across the bays under the cranes and up to the roller doors, and a yellow and black hazard stripe rolled at the door threshold.
View project: FinningService page: Automotive floorsService page: Industrial floors
A 100% solids epoxy coating across a Surrey warehouse floor.
A 100% solids epoxy coating across a Surrey warehouse floor.
View project: Surrey warehouseService page: Warehouse floors
Concrete patching and shot blasting, then an epoxy and urethane floor with a textured gloss, for Sumas Environmental Services Inc. in 2015.
Concrete patching and shot blasting, then an epoxy and urethane coating, for Sumas Environmental Services Inc. in 2015. The old warehouse slab, stained, painted and worn, was taken back to clean concrete by shot blasting before anything went down, and the floor was finished with a textured, glossy surface laid round the pipes and up to the walls.
View project: Sumas Environmental Services Inc.Service page: Warehouse floorsService page: Surface preparation
A 20,000 ft² warehouse slab repaired and shot blasted, then coated in epoxy and urethane to a glossy light grey, 2016.
A 20,000 square foot warehouse floor in Burnaby in 2016. The concrete was repaired first, the repair spread and trowelled out by hand across large areas of the slab; the floor was shot blasted and its cracks and holes filled, then coated in epoxy and urethane. The finished floor runs glossy light grey past the overhead doors and the steel columns to the mezzanine stair at the far wall.
View project: Warehouse floor, BurnabyCity page: BurnabyService page: Warehouse floorsService page: Concrete repair
Mapei Planibond EBA bonding agent across 80,000 ft² of slab at the new transfer station.
Mapei Planibond EBA bonding agent applied across 80,000 square feet of slab at the new Coquitlam transfer station.
View project: Coquitlam transfer stationCity page: Coquitlam
Epoxy floor coating through a Hyundai workshop.
Epoxy floor coating through a Hyundai workshop.
View project: Hyundai workshopService page: Automotive floors
A service shop taken from bare, stained concrete to one continuous light grey floor around the scissor hoists.
The service shop at Mazda Richmond Automall, taken from bare, stained and patchy concrete to one continuous light grey resinous surface in ResinTech EWS-S, laid around the scissor hoists. The two photographs show the same bay before and after.
A mechanic shop floor in Richmond coated light grey and glossy around the two-post and four-post hoists, 2017.
A mechanic shop floor in Richmond, coated in 2017: the light grey coat spread by squeegee across the shop, round the posts of the two-post and four-post hoists and the steel column, up to the racking and the wall bases, and finished with a high-gloss surface.
View project: Mechanic shop floor, RichmondCity page: RichmondService page: Automotive floors
A grey traffic coating through the service drive of a Toyota dealership’s old shop in Vancouver, the cracks filled first, 2014.
A traffic coating through the service drive of a Toyota dealership’s old shop in Vancouver in 2014. The slab was prepared and every crack filled first, then the grey coat was squeegeed and rolled from the roll-up doors back to the service office and round the drains, the crew working on after dark.
View project: Toyota dealership, VancouverCity page: VancouverService page: Automotive floors
Cracks ground out under dust extraction, then light grey coating around the frame-machine rails, 2011.
A collision repair shop floor on Main Street in Vancouver in 2011: cracks ground out under dust extraction, then the floor coated in light grey around the frame-machine rails, which stayed in place.
View project: Auto body shop, Main StreetService page: Automotive floors
Epoxy and urethane on a large open floor during the interior fit-out, saw-cut slab to high-gloss grey, 2011.
A large open floor in MTU Canada’s Richmond building, coated in epoxy and urethane in 2011 while the interior fit-out was still under way, taking the bare, saw-cut concrete slab to a high-gloss light grey finish.
View project: MTU Canada, RichmondService page: Industrial floors
A slippery baggage-hall slab shot blasted to an open texture and sealed, non-slip without a coating on top.
The concrete in a baggage handling area had become slippery. We shot blasted the slab, stripping its smooth top and leaving an even, open texture that grips, then sealed it over that texture, so the floor is non-slip without a coating on top.
View project: YVR, Vancouver International AirportService page: Surface preparation
An aircraft engine shop floor ground inside plastic containment and coated in high-gloss grey, 2013.
The floor of Building 2 at MTU Maintenance Canada, the aircraft engine shop by Vancouver International Airport, in 2013: the slab ground back under dust extraction, edges and columns included, inside plastic containment, then coated in high-gloss grey. It now carries engine stands under the gantry cranes, with aisles and bays marked out in yellow.
View project: MTU Maintenance Canada, Building 2Service page: Hangar and aviation floors
A high-gloss grey ESD floor through a suite of rooms and the corridor between them.
An electrostatic discharge (ESD) floor for BC Hydro, installed to protect electronics from damage caused by static. It runs through a suite of rooms and the corridor between them, finished in high-gloss grey.
An ESD floor coating for a printing company owned by Kodak in Richmond, 2017: the slab ground and scrubbed, then the grey coat laid to a high gloss.
An electrostatic discharge (ESD) floor coating for a printing company owned by Kodak in Richmond in 2017. The concrete slab was ground and scrubbed clean, then the grey coat was spread by squeegee across the open floor and finished in high gloss, from the doors of the rooms along one side to the windows at the far end.
View project: Kodak-owned printing company, RichmondCity page: RichmondService page: ESD floorsService page: Manufacturing floors
The Lush manufacturing floor resurfaced in ResinTech TUE, pigmented Canada Gray.
The Lush manufacturing floor resurfaced in ResinTech TUE epoxy, pigmented Canada Gray.
View project: Lush manufacturing floorService page: Manufacturing floors
A 60,000 square foot epoxy floor for Seaspan in North Vancouver, 2018, squeegeed across the slab of a steel-framed hall at the shipyard.
A 60,000 square foot epoxy floor for Seaspan in North Vancouver, 2018: the bare slab of a steel-framed hall at the shipyard, its full-height door at one end, coated in a grey epoxy. The pallets of material were staged on the slab, the coat was squeegeed across it by the crew, and the finished floor runs the length of the hall with a sheen under the lights.
View project: Seaspan, North VancouverCity page: North VancouverService page: Industrial floorsService page: Coating systems
High-build epoxy over a slab with elevated vapour transmission; moisture readings set the specification.
High-build epoxy over a slab with elevated vapour transmission on the Fraser delta, 30,000 square feet. Moisture readings drove the specification to a vapour-tolerant build before anything was ordered.
A 5,000 ft² ResinTech EWS floor with a decorative flake finish at the Sandman Hotel, seen here in the covered front entrance.
A 5,000 square foot ResinTech EWS floor with a decorative flake finish at the Sandman Hotel, seen here in the covered front entrance: a grey, black and white flake with a gloss finish, laid up to the sliding doors and the door thresholds.
View project: Sandman HotelService page: Hotel and hospitality floors
A grey traffic coating over the restaurant patio’s patterned deck, worked round the planters left in place, 2015.
A traffic coating across the Moxies restaurant patio at the Sandman Hotel on West Georgia Street, Vancouver, in 2015: the deck cleaned and its cracks and joints filled, then a grey coat laid over the patterned surface, worked round the planters, drains and railing posts and turned up to the wall bases and the stairs.
View project: Moxies patio, Sandman Hotel West GeorgiaService page: Hotel and hospitality floors
A hotel pool deck in Whistler repaired and recoated with ResinTech products, round the pool and the hot tub.
The pool deck of a hotel in Whistler, repaired and recoated with ResinTech products while the pool and hot tub stood drained. The old coating was ground under dust extraction, the cracks and damaged areas were filled and patched in grey, and the new coat was rolled out across the deck, carried to the tile line at the pool edge and round the ladders and handrails.
View project: Hotel pool deck, WhistlerCity page: WhistlerService page: Hotel and hospitality floors
A ResinTech EWS floor in a commercial kitchen: a light grey textured finish, coved up the walls and the column base.
A commercial kitchen floor in the ResinTech EWS system: a light grey textured finish laid across the room and round the floor drain, and carried up the walls and the base of the column as a grey cove.
View project: Commercial kitchen, ResinTech EWSService page: Commercial kitchen floors
A high-performance cementitious urethane floor for Patina Brewery, laid around the trench drains.
A high-performance cementitious urethane floor for Patina Brewery, laid around the trench drains.
Two phases: red Eco Shop Floor under the fermenters in 2012, then further rooms in a textured EWS system in 2013.
Phase 1, 2012: Eco Shop Floor through the production area of Parallel 49 Brewing Company in East Vancouver, finished in red under the conical fermenters and through to the brewhouse, and turned up the walls as a cove base. Phase 2, 2013: further rooms in an EWS system, red again, with aggregate broadcast for a textured, slip-resistant surface, coved at the walls and laid along the trench drains. Each photograph is labelled with its phase.
View project: Parallel 49 Brewing CompanyService page: Brewery floors
A bakery production floor coated light grey to the mixer bases and drains, high gloss down the aisle.
A bakery’s production floor in Vancouver, coated light grey right up to the bases of the dough mixers and around the floor drains, and finished in high gloss down the production aisle.
View project: Bakery, VancouverService page: Food and beverage floors
A clear epoxy and urethane coat over a restaurant’s concrete during the fit-out, the stone showing through, 2014.
A clear epoxy and urethane coating over the concrete of a Downtown Vancouver restaurant in 2014, laid during the fit-out while the steel-stud walls were still open. The finish is high gloss, and the stone in the slab shows straight through it.
View project: Restaurant, Downtown VancouverService page: Commercial floors
The helipad at Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster coated in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF traffic deck system.
A traffic deck coating in the Tremco Vulkem 350NF/950NF/951NF system on the rooftop helipad at Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, above the Fraser River: the concrete deck ground under dust extraction, then the grey coat spread by squeegee and roller across the pad, working towards dusk, round the helipad lights set into the deck, and finished to the perimeter edge and its safety net.
View project: Royal Columbian Hospital helipad, New WestminsterCity page: New WestminsterService page: Healthcare floors
A hospital kitchen re-sloped to the drains in Mapei Topcem Premix, then coated in Eco Shop Floor.
The commercial kitchen at Ridge Meadows Hospital: the concrete re-sloped to the drains in Mapei Topcem Premix, then coated in Eco Shop Floor. The photographs show the room mid-renovation, with the ceiling grid open.
View project: Ridge Meadows HospitalCity page: Maple RidgeService page: Commercial kitchen floors
A Tennant system through 20,000 ft² of laboratories and corridors, coved at the walls, for Scott Construction, 2010.
A Tennant coating system through 20,000 square feet of laboratories and corridors in the UBC Biological Sciences Building in 2010, for Scott Construction: the joints and cracks patched and filled, a coved base formed at the walls, and Eco-HTS 100, a high-traffic system with a chemical-resistant, aliphatic satin urethane topcoat, as the finish.
View project: UBC Biological Sciences BuildingService page: Commercial floors
Polished concrete through the corridors and entrance, and hangar floor lines painted in yellow urethane, at BCIT’s aerospace campus in Richmond.
Concrete polishing and line painting at the BCIT Aerospace Technology Campus in Richmond. The concrete in the corridors and at the entrance was polished, the polishing machine still in the corridor in one photograph; in the hangar, among the training aircraft and engines on their stands, the walkway and bay lines were painted in yellow urethane, rolled on with a pole roller.
View project: BCIT Aerospace Technology Campus, RichmondCity page: RichmondService page: Hangar and aviation floors
A Sika decorative flake floor at Mulgrave School.
A Sika decorative flake floor at Mulgrave School.
A Sika decorative quartz system across a school washroom, carried up the plinths as a seamless cove, 2014.
A Sika decorative quartz system through a school washroom in Surrey in 2014: a textured, multi-coloured quartz finish across the floor, carried up the tiled plinths and under the wall tiles as a seamless coved base.
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