If concrete moisture, cracks, tire load and slope are only assessed during implementation, delays, detachment or a surface that is too smooth will occur.
NEW BUILD / PARKING SYSTEMS
Quickly taxable traffic layers for larger parking scopes.
A parking garage is at the same time a circulation space, a water-laden building part and a calling card of the building. PolyShield therefore selects the layer structure not only on color, but on concrete condition, wheel load, moisture, grip, cleaning and the available construction window.Activities
Parking garages and traffic decks as a complete system scope.
A parking garage is at the same time a circulation space, a water-laden building part and a calling card of the building. PolyShield therefore selects the layer structure not only on color, but on concrete condition, wheel load, moisture, grip, cleaning and the available construction window.
- Underground parking garages at apartments
- Parking decks above commercial spaces
- Ramps and turning zones
- Lanes, sections and walking routes
- Technical parking zones with increased loads
The technique must be clear before implementation.
- Moisture penetration into underlying spaces
- Wear in driving lines and pivot points
- Insufficient grip on wet ramps
- Long shutdown due to slow systems
- Unclear demarcation between concrete repair and coating
We link a fast 2K polyaspartic or project-specific resin build-up to work space planning, quartz broadcasting and predetermined release points.
Project value
What the complete system delivers.
- 01Shorter execution window
- 02Grip tailored to the area of use
- 03Color and route coding possible
- 04Hard-wearing, cleanable finish
- 05One auditable system scope
Four manageable phases.
Release the surface
Concrete strength, moisture, contamination, flatness, cracks and seams are recorded.
Project specific primer
The primer depends on the concrete condition and desired overcoat period; not from a standard recipe.
2K base and broadcast layer
The resin layer is built up with a selected quartz grain for grip and mechanical load.
Wear-resistant seal layer
The final layer closes the system, partly determines the cleanability and can support color zones.
Release criteria
When the system can — and cannot yet — start.
Concrete and moisture
New concrete floors must be sufficiently strong, dry and free of curing compounds.
Seams and cracks
Working seams remain their own detail; structural cracks first require a repair decision.
Work schedule planning
Routing, other disciplines and commissioning are coordinated per zone before implementation.
Don't just apply.
Also deliver demonstrably.
- ✓ Preliminary system selection
- ✓ Work area and phasing overview
- ✓ Detail and demarcation list
- ✓ Registration of circumstances and consumption
- ✓ Delivery points and maintenance advice
Information for every decision maker.
Main contractor
A clear scope, phasing and transfer to the next discipline.
Developer
A sustainable, representative parking facility with manageable operating risks.
Investor or manager
Recognizable zones, maintainability and recorded system information.
Technical questions
Frequently asked questions.
How quickly can a parking floor become loaded?+
That depends on the system, temperature, layer thickness and load. The fast-track route is planned project-specifically and never released only at a general drying time.
Can a parking system also be waterproof?+
Yes, but only if the membrane, details, seams and total layer structure are demonstrably suitable for this. A floor coating is not automatically a waterproof parking deck system.
Is anti-slip the same everywhere?+
No. Ramps, driving zones and pedestrian routes may require different grip, texture and cleanability.
FROM ORIENTATION TO PROJECT DECISION
Connect to the phase your project is currently in.
You do not have to choose a system or product yet. Start with the information that is already available; we identify what is still technically lacking.Preparing details or specifications
For design teams that want to define performance, building components and system boundaries early.
Start with basic principles →02 / WORK PREPARATIONCheck scope and planning
For construction teams with drawings, quantities or specifications that require technical pre-selection.
Share project information →03 / EXECUTIONDiscuss a specific building part
For projects with an implementation window, accessible work area and a targeted technical question.
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