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Diagnostics Lab Epoxy Floor 

Project Summary

33,000 sqft of Executive offices and cubicle banks at a national lab testing company's regional testing facility. This company was looking to expand its available working lab space. In order for this to be possible they would need to completely rethink their flooring as in nearly all of this space lived carpet tile, in good condition, but not suitable for an environment that would soon be highly susceptible to spills, cleaning agents, and different chemicals. Anyone taking the time to read this knows that this will no longer be an appropriate setting for carpet. Major Painting was able to provide a resinous floor solution ideal for this very setting. Each box was checked. Durable, cleanable, and chemical resistant.

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As with any of our projects impacting an operating business. This project started with several pre-job walks so that both parties knew what to expect throughout the duration of the epoxy flooring project.

Because this epoxy flooring project was sizeable and would require a lot of different shutdowns and moves for specific zones within the facility, it lasted a couple of months, however, this was the schedule. Major Painting was nimble with respect to the needs of our client.

Project Highlights

  • Location: Lenexa, KS

  • Building Type: Diagnostics Lab

  • Client Type: Corporate

  • Completion Date: January 2023

Project Scope

Two Large Mezzanine Labs, Lab Stair System and Breezeway

  • Carpet and adhesive removal

  • Make cementitious repairs to concrete substrate

  • Diamond Grind concrete to CSP2

  • Install Amerlock 600

  • Install PSX 700 Polysiloxane finish coat

Lower Lab

  • Carpet and adhesive removal

  • Make cementitious repairs to concrete substrate

  • Diamond Grind concrete to CSP2

  • Install Milimar ICO Floor SL Epoxy

  • Install PSX 700 Polysiloxane finish coat

Saint Louis University Lab

  • Carpet and adhesive removal

  • Make cementitious repairs to concrete substrate

  • Diamond Grind concrete to CSP2

  • Install FLR 600 SL Epoxy

  • Install SLU vinyl logo

  • Install PSX 700 Polysiloxane finish coat

Color Scheme

For the color scheme, a light admiralty grey was chosen to make up the majority of the floor and used as an indication of where the lab equipment is to be set up. The dark gray border also known as "traffic gray B", was used to indicate the suggested avenues for foot traffic. 

Products Used

  • Amerlock 600 Multi-purpose epoxy primer
  • PPG PSX 700 Polysiloxane finish coat
  • 5’ Vinyl Base with #169 Vinyl Reducers
  • FLR600 Self-Leveling Epoxy 
  • Anti-Slip Aggregate
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