Waterfront Condo Balconies And Walkways In Nanaimo Are Slick All Winter
Rubber surfacing gives a strata one fix for forty balconies or a whole ring of exterior walkways: a thin, light, seamless layer that grips when it is wet and drains instead of pooling. The condo stock along the Newcastle waterfront and the harbour catches wind-driven rain off the Strait of Georgia for months, and a smooth concrete balcony under that rain is a liability that rubber surfacing removes.
We work floor by floor so residents are not locked out, and the rubber surfacing takes foot traffic the next morning.
Hotel Pool Decks, Restaurant Patios And Care Home Paths In Nanaimo Need Safe Footing
Rubber surfacing turns a hotel pool surround near the Departure Bay terminal, a harbourside restaurant patio or a seniors' residence path into a surface that a wet sandal or a walker can hold. Concrete in those places is mossy from October on and slick with splash all summer, and the people using it are guests, diners and residents who cannot afford a fall.
The rubber surfacing is poured in a colour that suits the property, cures in a couple of days, and cleans with a hose. Traffic is scheduled around the business, not the other way round.
Horse Barns In Cedar And Yellow Point Need An Aisle That Grips Wet Hooves
Rubber surfacing gives a barn aisle, wash stall or tie area a cushioned, non-slip floor that drains the wash water straight through and stays quiet under shod hooves. The horse properties through Cedar, Yellow Point and South Wellington mostly have concrete aisles that are slick with rain, wash water and mud for most of the year, and a horse that slips on concrete is an expensive injury. Rubber surfacing takes that slip out of the aisle.
Rubber surfacing in a barn is poured thick over the existing concrete, is kind to legs and joints, and does not need mats that shift or hold urine underneath.