Projects

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.

Pakenham Station's construction is progressing rapidly, with the skeleton on one side of the platform taking shape. Stilcon Group fabricated the skylights, implementing two coating stages for optimal corrosion resistance carefully installed using cranes and cherry pickers.

Rail bridge in Frankston coated in three coat protective coatings system to create striking metallic finish that will resist corrosion, fading, staining and grafitti, extending the time between maintenance coats.

The Gateway WA project's noise walls, retaining walls, bridges and abutments are protected against spalling and defacement by graffiti by a high performance anti carbonation protective coating system that is also resistant to UV degradation and harsh graffiti removing chemicals.

Tiger Brennan Drive is protected against concrete spalling by a certified anti-carbonation coating system comprising Durebild STE and Weathermax HBR.