Due to the nature of the business, a suitable ESD flooring was required for the protection area for testing, storage and manufacturing of sensitive electrical components. To determine the designated traffic routes around the building, a contrasting blue floor was laid to define the walkway and truck areas.

After extensive trials and chemical exposure testing, Remmers resin systems were selected for the works. For the ceiling, Epoxy BS3000 SG provided chemical protection to the galvanised steel surface and exhibited excellent adhesive properties after the steel was prepared using an ice blasting process. The floors were a mixture of existing resin finishes, new concrete and Polypropylene drain covers. A selection of priming solutions for the different areas were utilised including, Epoxy ST100, Epoxy MT100 and Epoxy BS3000 SG. Then topped with Epoxy Flex PH laid at 2mm and sealed with PUR Top M+. Integral coved skirting was installed to all perimeters, 100mm high.

Remmers Epoxy ESD Color 3K was installed by specialist contractor Larsen Contracts over a 24 hour period using fast-cure Epoxy Quick 100. Epoxy ESD 3k is an ESD compliant epoxy screed system, which is highly durable with a seamless finish.

The concrete surface was dusting and creating an unhygienic working environemnt. As part of the overall fit-out, dust sealing coating was requried to a specific Bristish Stadnard 4800 colour to meet the clients deisgn criteria for a state of the art facility. A number of spray booths were to be in use and the floor coating needed to be chemically resistant to a number of solvent based chemicals which form part of the working operation.

The whole area of the renovation was previously covered with a magnesite screed. Although Remmers have options to top such a substrate, the decision was made to remove the Magnesite as it was showing signs of deterioration in many areas and would always have been a concern to the client. Once removed, the substrate needed a new vapour barrier and significant levelling to give an even surface for future operations. The floor was primed with 2 coats of Epoxy MT100 and levelled with Optiplan Base screed between 10- 20mm thick across the full area. This was installed in 4 consecutive days applying over 1000m2 per day. Once left to cure and dry over the weekend, a layer of Epoxy Flex PH was applied at 2mm thick and finally topped with a slip resistant coat of Epoxy BS3000 SG incoporating Aluminium Oxide.

Originally built by building contractors John Sisk & Son, the car park at Dundrum town Centre has 110,000m2 of Remmers floor coatings and 140,000m2 of wall and soffit coatings. The system used for this project consists of Remmers epoxy FAS100, Remmers Epoxy Flex coating PH and Remmers Epoxy BS3000.

The old coating had visible signs of wear due to damaged sealant, and had come detached from the substrate in some areas. A new floor coating with a slip resistance rating of R11 was applied, and was sprinkled with colour flakes to create contrast.

The new external chemical storage area required a suitable chemical resistant coating system. Epoxy FAS 100 primer was applied followed by Remmers epoxy WHG coating. This product was chosen for its crack bridging and chemical resistant properties.

Remmers Epoxy FAS 100 and Epoxy Universal were chosen for the water line protection of the concrete of the Power Intake Tower.

The refurbishment of the hall included a new floor finish to compliment new bars and food outlets. The existing floor consisted of vinyl tiles and these in part were left in place to reduce cost and ensure the contract was completed in time. Remmers supplied samples and liaised with architects in ensuring the correct system was specified for the new floor. Remmers Epoxy FAS 100 was used as a special primer for adhesion to the vinyl tiles prior to the application of a flow applied Epoxyflex Coating PH, (applied in three colours). A scratch resistant and slip resistant seal coat PUR Top M+, was then applied to enhance the durability of the floor surface. Ceramix colour quartz system was used behind the bar areas for increased slip resistance.

The new Police HQ in Belfast built by contractors Turkingtons were designed for low maintenance and to latest stringent standards.