Review the route
Identify the substrate, movement, foot traffic, drainage and accessibility needs.
Pedestrian Walkway & Concourse Coatings
Explore continuous walking-surface finishes for corridors, concourses and exposed walkways, with waterproofing added where the structure requires it.
Interior pedestrian-route flooring reference.
UNDERSTAND THE SYSTEM
What goes into it.
Walkways, accessible roof paths and pedestrian bridges need a surface suited to their users and exposure. Details at joints, edges and drainage points shape the overall system design.
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Resin wearing surface
Polyurethane or other compatible resin systems are selected for foot traffic, cleaning and exposure.
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Waterproofing layer where needed
Exposed decks over occupied spaces require a coordinated waterproofing assembly.
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Textured finish
Texture, transitions and markings should fit the route’s accessibility and wet-use requirements.
Product options are confirmed for your project. Photos do not identify the exact materials used unless stated.
FROM SURFACE TO FINISH
How the work is approached.
A planning overview. The specified system and current technical data define the installation.
Prepare and protect
Prepare the surface and install any specified membrane and wearing layers.
Finish the walking surface
Complete the selected texture and route markings, then inspect transitions and edges.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Let’s start with your surface.
Share the structure type, route and expected use. Review the waterproofing layer and exposed finish together where the walkway protects occupied space below.
- Supporting structure and movement details
- Foot traffic, accessibility and surface texture
- Waterproofing needs and weather exposure