Projects

Eleven newly installed 55-metre gantries on the Monash Freeway in Victoria were coated with a 3-part system including Zincanode 402, Durebild STE MIO and Weathermax HBR to provide long lasting protection against atmospheric corrosion.

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For steel cladding on a new freeway underpass, a customised version of Weathermax HBR delivered high opacity and lasting colour brilliance. Durebild STE primed the asset against corrosion.

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Newcastle Museum used Dulux® Durebild® STE and Dulux® Weathermax® HBR coatings to protect steel archway beams from UV damage and corrosion. After seven years, the coatings were in excellent condition, with no film damage and minor staining.

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The North East Link Program is set to transform Melbourne's transportation system, and Dulux® Protective Coatings played a role in ensuring the durability of the concrete tunnel moulds used in the project with high-quality protective coatings.

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Pakenham Station's iconic roof is supported by 16 steel circular columns, finished in a four-coat system. This design adds a touch of modernity, inspired by the suburb's rolling hills and bronze sunsets, to the overall look of the station.

The newly constructed Pakenham Station, an integral part of a significant level crossings removal project, showcases an exceptional three-coat system that adheres to Australian Standard AS/NZS 2312.1:2014 for lift shaft protection against atmospheric corrosion.