New Fire Station Flooring for Manchester Airport

At Monarch we install resin screeds and systems across the UK to suit a lot of different requirements. A resin screed is generally hand trowelled and laid at around 9mm or above in thickness. This product exhibits the utmost durability. In this instance we installed a resin screed within the main fire station at Manchester Airport.

The previous floor was a twenty year old tile and resin cementitious screed which was decaying and water damaged. Due to the level of decay and disrepair, the floor was dug out by a third party and re-concreted ready for the resin. We installed 9mm thick Monarthane polyurethane resin screed on this site.

Monarthane is an extremely strong and durable resin floor screed which has high levels of chemical resistance. This system also has anti-slip flooring properties to aid in tyre tread. The total area was approx 600sqm and included six bays and six fire tenders.

As you can see from the image of the final floor, we used the Monarthane resin screed in three different colours. . This is so that when the fire engines are reversing they can see the tyre lines. We also installed white resin line marking. The job was a great success and completed this Manchester resin flooring project in the timescales provided.