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Water & Wastewater Treatment
Sorrento Potable Water Tank No. 2 Tank External, VIC
VIC
Externals of water treatment tanks require protection against corrosion (or spalling, in the case of concrete tanks) and UV radiation. Water treatment tanks are usually painted in a dark green to help the tank "blend in" visually with the environment.
Southport Broadwater Parklands, QLD
Located beside the Broadwater, the Peninsula Playground at Southport’s Broadwater Parklands is protected against airborne salts, moisture and intense UV rays with a custom three-coat system featuring Zincanode 402, Duremax GFX and Weathermax HBR.
Image courtesy of Fleetwood Urban.
Commercial Construction
Spirit of Tasmania Quay, VIC
Project Spotlight
VIC
With a tight construction deadline, winter temperatures were a concern for applicators seeking efficient recoat times. Fast-drying coatings helped the build finish on time while achieving the Australian Standard for corrosion protection (AS/NZS 2312.1:2014).
Image courtesy of Maddison Wright Engineering.
Schools & Universities
St Ignatius College, SA
SA
St Ignatius College's feature facade is laser cut aluminium with early Christian symbols and motifs. The aluminium is protected against tarnishing by Durebild STE surface tolerant epoxy, and topcoated with Dulux Quantum® FX, a two pack bright sparkling polyurethane ans sealed with Quantum Clearcoat.
Off-Shore
STL Jetty & Wharf, QLD
Retrospective
QLD
The Sugar Terminals Limited jetty and wharf (formerly known as Queensland Sugar Limited (QSL) wharf) is in a severe marine environment, and hence requires a heavy duty barrier coating system.
Commercial Construction
Sunshine Plaza Shopping Centre, VIC
VIC
Sunshine Plaza's expansive paths and steps were constantly contaminated with graffiti, spilled food, and, worst of all, chewing gum. A couple of passes of Surfaceshield HD-H horizontal surface treatment for concrete and pavers now repels sticky contaminants, allowing easy removal using high pressure hot water wash.
