UV Resistant Non-Slip Balcony Deck Coating

• Odorless, safe; non-toxic; no disruption to condominium living
• Easy to use in a two coat application, saving both time and money
• Excellent UV resistance and colour stability
• Strongly adheres to properly prepared damp or dry concrete
• Fast development of strength and early rain resistance
• Fast drying (primer sets in 6 hours, top coat sets in 3 hours)
• Uniform non-slip finish; offers great resistance to slippage, yet is easy to walk on barefoot (contains no sand aggregate)
• Does not peel or disintegrate like alkyd or latex paints
• Resistant to water, snow, salts and acid rain
• Excellent abrasion resistance
• Hairline cracks in the concrete slab can be easily repaired if damaged

Failing to protect your balcony deck when it is new can result in severe damages overall such as the breaking up of concrete slab, scaling to the common delamination and exposure of the reinforcement bars. This would ultimately severe the structural integrity of the deck as far as leading to the collapse of the deck itself and even causing the loss of your life.

• The Eglinton Residences , 161 Eglinton, Toronto (31,000 sq. ft.) - completed 2018 by Menkes Development
• Noir Residences, Peter Street, Toronto (38,000 sq.ft.) – October 2017 by Menkes Development
• Perspective Condos, Toronto (30,000 sq.ft.) – October 2016 by Menkes Development
• Fabrik Residence, Richmond Street, Toronto (15,000 sq. ft.) – October 2016 by Menkes Development
• Pears Residences, Avenue Road, Toronto (24,000 sq. ft.) – November 2015 by Menkes Development
• Gibson Square Residences, Yonge Street, Toronto (74,000 sq. ft.) – October 2014 by Menkes Development
• One Sherway Condominiums, Etobicoke, Ontario (48,000 sq. ft.) – September 2013 by Menkes Development
• Savvy Residences, Toronto (19,000 sq. ft.) – August 2012 by Menkes Development
• Lumiere Project, Bay Street, Toronto (37,000 sq. ft.) -September 2010 by Menkes Development