Coca Cola Bottling Facility Floor | Epoxy Urethane Floor with Slot Drainage

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Selection Process

Coca Cola required a chemical-resistant, non-slip floor that was easy to clean due to sugary spills and their forklift-bearing drain system.

AppliedeX recommended a polished concrete, followed by a 3-coat Epoxy/ Polyurethane Glass Grip project for Coca Cola, since turnaround time was critical due to weekday product shipments and many loading docks in use at all times.

Project Details

Project Name: Coca Cola Bottling Facility, 

Location: Mississauga, Ontario

Application: 3-coat Epoxy & Polyurethane Glass Grip

Materials Used:

  • MasterBuilders GP 500 Epoxy 
  • Slot Drain Systems drainage system with auto-flush timers

Environment Exposure:

  • High forklift & pedestrian traffic
  • Temperature fluctuations

The Solution

Coca Cola agreed and liked the idea of a polished concrete with a 3-coat Epoxy and Polyurethane Glass Grip overtop to cut down on installation and curing hours and accommodate their busy and frequent loading dock shipping schedule. 

Slot Drain Install
Slot Drain Install

We also installed stainless steel slot drains from Slot Drain Systems for a safe and functional drainage system with auto flush timers.

The Results

AppliedeX is proud to have managed this install during the night and efficiently, so as to respect the daily shipping dock traffic that was unable to be paused for installation. This solution not only solved the high impact and traffic needs of Coca Cola’s bottling facility shipping area with a non-slip industrial surface, requiring zero downtime from regular business operations.

Learn more about AppliedeX’s industrial-strength epoxy flooring installations here.

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