Projects

Bribie Island Bowls Club's shade structure project showcased the durability of a PUR5 coating system that provided excellent corrosion, barrier, and UV protection, as well as ensuring a long-lasting finish.

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Images courtesy of Bribie Island Bowls Club.

Bribie Island Bridge's reinforced concrete sections face corrosive salt-laden winds and therefore are at risk of concrete spalling. The bridge was sealed with a chloride ion resistant coating system comprising Luxepoxy Sealer and Dulux 955 Acrashield to protect against spalling.

The footbridge in Bright, Victoria required quick recoat option with outstanding weatherability and low odour given the bridge is used for daily commute of school children and public alike. The solution was a system comprising the Duration water borne two pack range.

An award-winning roof delivers all-weather playing conditions at Australian bowling greens. Just like the players, this structure requires UV protection, which is provided by Dulux PC's three-product coatings system.

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For new art 'beacons' lining the Brisbane River, Duration T80 delivered graffiti resistance and UV stability. This water-based fluoropolymer topcoat offers excellent colour retention and easy maintenance, with very low VOC levels.

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Automotive workshop floors require floor coatings that are easy to clean and are aesthetically pleasing. The Luxafloor LGE offers a smooth finish that works equally well as a stand-alone floor coating, or as a primer for subsequent Luxafloor products. In this case, the grey finish was contrasted with Designer Flake, which was then sealed over with Luxafloor CP, a clear polyurethane.