Buxton Group, a leader in construction, required a robust flooring solution for a newly built 3,500m² parking facility dedicated to staff at Capitol Transport’s new head office in Clayton, Victoria. The project needed to offer an attractive finish, easy maintenance, line marking, and enhanced non-slip properties for safety, all while ensuring a rapid turnaround to fit into their tight operational timeline.
Buxton Group sought a flooring partner capable of delivering high quality, safety, and a visually appealing outcome within a strict deadline. The facility was already operational, which meant minimal disruption and speed were critical. The flooring needed to withstand heavy usage while maintaining aesthetic appeal and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Safecoat Epoxy Flooring employed the Flowcrete Flowcoat OP 3-coat epoxy system for its durability, impact resistance, and refined aesthetic. Using our fleet of advanced Husqvarna remote-controlled grinders, we efficiently prepared the substrate, dramatically reducing prep time and enabling us to maximise the quality of patching and coating.
To meet safety requirements, we applied #60 Aluminium Oxide across the main floor for non-slip properties, and encapsulated bauxite on ramps to meet the Australian Standards P5 non-slip rating. This provided both the required safety for staff and a polished look for the facility.
Our ability to mobilise a larger crew enabled us to complete the project ahead of schedule, allowing the client to proceed with finishing touches without delay.
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The facility achieved the highest non-slip standards (P5 rating) across all ramps and walkways, ensuring the safety of all staff.
Advanced grinding technology reduced prep time, allowing for faster completion without compromising quality.
The epoxy coating delivered a sleek, durable finish that meets both visual and functional requirements.
Our rapid turnaround allowed the client to complete the project ahead of schedule, minimising disruption to the operational head office.
