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The finished entrance deck under a continuous grey membrane, sealed to the drain and up every edge

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A parkade entrance, from bare slab to sealed deck

The same doorway photographed at three stages of the same job. Most of what decides whether a coating lasts happens before any membrane goes down, so the preparation is shown here too, not just the result.

  1. A concrete deck being mechanically ground back to sound substrate, grinder and vacuum hose in frame

    01 Preparation

    The slab is mechanically ground to remove laitance and open the surface profile, so the system bonds to sound concrete rather than to contamination.

  2. The old membrane stripped back at the parkade entrance, ready for the new system

    02 Application

    Membrane and base coats are laid down wet-on-wet at the specified thickness, carried up the perimeter to form a continuous, sealed surface.

  3. The finished entrance deck under a continuous grey membrane, sealed to the drain and up every edge

    03 Completed

    The wear coat is finished to a uniform, slip-resistant surface and cured before traffic returns — sealed at the drain and along every edge.

From the job site

Parkade preparation, finished surfaces, and the site details in between.

Parkade preparation

  • Two workers in hi-vis vests shot-blasting an underground parkade deck, a blue dust collector connected to the machine by hose
    Shot-blasting an underground parkade deck. The dust collector on the left is hosed to the blast machine the crew is running.
  • An underground parkade deck with parallel pass marks from shot-blasting, the blue dust collector at the right
    The same parkade after shot-blasting. The lane marks show each pass of the machine.

Parkade details

  • A parkade stall finished in a textured grey traffic coating, with a yellow stall line and the coating carried up the base of the wall
    A stall under a textured grey traffic coating, carried up the base of the wall.
  • A tape measure held across a rusted trench drain grate set in concrete
    Measuring a trench drain on site. Drains and transitions are where coatings fail first.

Balconies and walkways

  • An upper-floor balcony with a grey deck surface, a level, a spray bottle and other tools set along the wall
    An upper-floor balcony with work under way.
  • A narrow upper-floor balcony with a smooth grey coated deck and a glass railing, looking out over trees to the city
    A coated balcony deck with a view over the city.
  • A concrete walkway finished in a smooth light-grey coating, control joints still visible, beside a strip of grass
    A concrete walkway under a light-grey coating.

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