Multiblast have completed a number of industrial epoxy flooring works for the Australian Defence Force, particularly at the high-profile RAAF Amberley Air Base. The most recent addition to the list of finished projects was the complete floor coating replacement of the 33 Squadron Aircraft Maintenance Facility, of 5,000 sq.m. Due to the specific works carried out in the facility, it was important to employ a robust coating system capable of protecting the substrate from the inevitable spillage of chemicals, aviation fluids, heavy loads and impact.

Multiblast, working closely with the Defence Force & Flowcrete Australia, installed a custom 3mm thick, self-leveling epoxy system. This comprised of Flowcrete ‘Flowshield SL’, ‘Flowcoat SK’ and ‘Deckshield UV’, in an outstanding ‘white’, smooth finish, offering high chemical resistance, light reflection and UV resistant properties.

Multiblast has expertly carried out the epoxy flooring installations for over 20 fire stations throughout the Gold Coast, Brisbane and also into New South Wales. Of course, when it comes to the safety and serviceability of the facilities that garage our Qld Fire & Rescue equipment, only the highest quality flooring systems are accepted.

The flooring systems required by the Qld Fire Service need to be extremely durable and resilient in order to stand up to the constant movement of the heavy fire engine vehicles. With regular cleaning and maintenance of the fire service equipment creating wet spots, it is important that the floor offers a suitable non-slip finish to ensure the safety of our servicemen and women.

Multiblast are very proud to have worked alongside the Qld Fire and Emergency Services, and will endeavor to continually offer our services to them. For more information on the specifications and systems used on these projects, please feel free to contact us.

Brisbane City Councils, Sherwood Bus Depot was constructed in early 2014. Multiblast were engaged to prepare and install over 6,000 sq.m of Sikafloor 2mm epoxy.

The Gold Coast City Council engaged us to carry out the honed concrete works for the new Macintosh Island pedestrian bridge. The walkway surface for the Gold Coast bridge was honed back to expose full stone/aggregate, and finished at an 60/80 grit, before a concrete sealer/densifier was applied.

The honed concrete provided a very attractive looking concrete finishing, and also provides a safe slip resistant surface. As the walkway is a high pedestrian traffic area and is open and exposed to the weather, slip resistance was incredibly important. The penetrating sealer/densifier that was applied upon completion of the honing works will protect the surface from staining, and also helped to harden the surface of the concrete.