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Ferrari, Belfast

Ferrari, Belfast

Belfast Ireland Epoxy FAS 100 PUR Indu Color D40 Selectmix SBL PUR Top M Plus Ferrari

Charles Hurst Ferrari are the official Ferrari dealer in Northern Ireland and to compliment their recent showroom a new “high Tech” workshop has been constructed.

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Construction project:
Floor coating - industrial systems Floor coating Floor coating - conductive systems
Building type:
Retail trade / sales rooms
Short description
The existing old concrete floor in the workshop was constructed in several slabs and therefore a high potential for movement existed. The floor required filling and levelling prior to the application of the flexible surface finish. The system proposed by Remmers was a flexible 3mm visco elastic PUR resin system with a polyurethane seal coat. The seal coat has integral R11 slip rating and a high degree of chemical resistance.
Contractor:
McLaughlin & Harvey
Site address:
BT12 6LR Belfast
Can the work be viewed?
No

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