Interior deck coating system (OS 8)

Triflex DeckFloor

Triflex DeckFloor is a watertight thick-layer system with static crack-bridging. The system is able to withstand high mechanical loads and has been specially designed for heavily used, naturally ventilated intermediate decks. Top decks can also be fitted with a surfacing system made of polymethyl methacrylate resin (PMMA). Triflex DeckFloor is approved in compliance with OS 13 as well as OS 8.

Coating for surfaces that are subjected to high mechanical loads

The resin used in the Triflex DeckFloor system cures in just a few hours. Complete coating applications can be carried out in stages in a single day. Disruptions caused by closures can therefore be kept to a minimum. Downtimes caused by out of service parking bays and access areas are kept to a minimum. The whole area is only watertight when all the details and construction and settlement joints have been properly waterproofed. The Triflex DeckFloor system is also fleece-reinforced at the details and joint areas so that the waterproofing is full-surface joint-bridging and uniform.

Car park deck with the Triflex DeckFloor coating system for car park areas subject to mechanical stress

Your advantages at a glance

Triflex DeckFloor is a statically crack-bridging thick-layer system. The wearing layer can withstand even high mechanical stress and extends refurbishment intervals considerably

The system can be applied to virtually all substrates and, with a surface weight of less than 10 kg/m², it is also suitable for application on asphalt coverings without negatively affecting stability

The cured resin forms a seamless and joint-free surface. Complex details and joints are waterproofed and fleece-reinforced

Triflex DeckFloor offers faster curing times than systems made of EP or PUR resins. Parking decks can also be coated in stages. This reduces closure times and disruptions to traffic

The system set-up meets the requirements of Class OS 13 and OS 8 in compliance with DIN V 18026 and the German Committee on Reinforced Concrete’s guidelines for the protection and repair of concrete components (DAfStb Rili SIB 2001 – Repair Guideline 2005). Fire classification Bfl-s1 in compliance with DIN EN 13501-1

For every application the perfect solution