Apparatus Bay Concrete Floor Coating

1. Floor preparation. 2. Diamond grinding is the preferred method for this project. This will include repairs to spalled concrete areas, joints, and crack repairs. 3. Primary surface should be a 100% solid epoxy ( preferred to be manufactured from Tennant Co.) installed @ 8 mils 4. A pigmented satin High Traffic urethane top coat @ 3-4 mils with broadcast 60 mesh aluminum oxide aggregate. The top coat (preferred to be manufactured from Tennant Company) has to have high chemical resistance, have UV Stability and abrasion resistance no more the 18 mg loss (ASTMD4060). << 4" safety yellow satin high traffic urethane traffic lines. 5. Ail materials applied need to be relative zero VOC admissions and meet Maine VOC rules The floor will be in one solid color, (Color to be determined), with contrasting lines for vehicle alignment for backing safety. There will be two lines in each apparatus bay approximately 8 feet apart, in the 2 apparatus bays that run thru (front to back) the station the safety lines shall be continuous. These lines shall extend to the small outside apron area. AH floor/wall molding removal and reinstallation will be the responsibility of the bidder This project area includes: a small bathroom, a raised floor area, tools crib, a maintenance room, EMS closet, 2 exit hallways, and 6 apparatus bays. 2 of these bays are drive thru design. New trench drains were installed 1 year ago. The drain grates shall be protected from epoxy. Elevated floor step edges shall be marked the same color as the safety striping.

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Finishes, Flooring.