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Explore projects that feature Dulux Protective Coatings systems. Our projects span a broad range of categories.

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Dampier to Bunbury Gas Pipeline, WA
Pipelines
Dampier to Bunbury Gas Pipeline, WA
WA

The steel external of the Dampier to Bunbury pipeline was painted in 2006 in Zincanode 202 zinc rich primer, followed by Durebild HSE (superseded by Dureline® SE10) high solids epoxy and topcoated with Luxathane R, superseded by Luxathane® HPX a two pack polyurethane for UV resistance.

Darwin Middle School, NT
Flooring
Darwin Middle School, NT
Project Spotlight NT

Luxafloor CP achieves a polished concrete look with good durability. New Multi-Purpose Hall at Darwin Middle School boasts 1200sqm of gleaming hard-wearing clear coated floor space, ready to withstand all the knocks, bumps and spills of busy school life.

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Desalination Plant Pipes, NSW
Pipelines
Desalination Plant Pipes, NSW
Project Spotlight NSW

Collaborating with the Re-Right Collective, the Sydney Desalination Plant transformed ordinary pipes into captivating art, paying homage to the cultural heritage of Sydney's coastal people. This initiative adds vibrancy to the landscape while sparking conversations about diversity and sustainability.

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Devonport Aquatic Centre, TAS
Aquatic Centres
Devonport Aquatic Centre, TAS
TAS
Cranbourne Aquatic Centre's structural steelwork is subject to constant moisture and strong oxidizing agents and therefore must be protected from corrosion using high performance protective coatings.
Devonport Elevated Walkway, TAS
Bridges
Devonport Elevated Walkway, TAS
Project Spotlight TAS

Devonport's striking elevated walkway has durable corrosion protection thanks to the proven performance of Dulux® Zincanode® 402 and Dulux® Ferreko® No. 3.

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DNA Tower Kings Park, WA
Public Spaces
DNA Tower Kings Park, WA
Project Spotlight WA

The DNA Tower in Kings Park, Perth, offers a challenging climb and rewarding views of the surrounding botanic gardens. The tower features two spiraling staircases, representing the double helix molecular structure of DNA, the foundation of life. The steelwork is protected from corrosion by Zincanode 202 zinc rich epoxy primer, Durebild STE MIO high build micaceous iron oxide epoxy barrier coat and Weathermax HBR high build recoatable polyurethane topcoat for exceptional protection against UV and graffiti.

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