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	ROOF PROTECTION New polymer technology has created coatings which can offer superior protection to more traditional single ply membranes as well as roofing felt and asphalt. These new coatings provide a minimum protection to first maintenance of 25 years and are designed to protect the roof surface for the lifetime of the building

	WALL PROTECTION Internal and external walls can be protected with liquid coatings which offer a combination of outstanding durability and easy to clean hygienic surface.  Recent developments involve the use of nanotechnology to create an internal wall surface which is highly effective against both bacteria and virus growth.

	FLOOR COATINGS New polymeric floor coatings have been developed to protect floors in a wide range of industrial environments. These new systems are rapid setting and enable the floor to be returned to service within 1 – 2 hours of application.The new surface created by this coating offers excellent wear and abrasion resistance, is easy to maintain and is totally unaffected by most industrial processes and chemicals.

	CORROSION PROTECTION Recent developments in water based coating technology have created single component coatings which can be applied by both brush and by spray and which offer outstanding protection both onto new steel surfaces and also onto surfaces which have been previously coated. The advantage of these new water based coatings lies in the fact that they can be applied in either one or two coats and therefore application costs are kept to an absolute minimum. Furthermore, the new technology provides outstanding protection onto new steel structures and is equally effective on structures which have already been painted. These new products exhibit outstanding adhesion to existing coatings and offer acetoners and utilities the opportunity to repaint an existing structure with minimum surface preparation and maximum lifetime to first maintenance.

	PIPELINE REHABILITATION The introduction of new fast setting polymer systems in year 2000 has revolutionised the technology used to upgrade and rehabilitate existing water, ags and sewage pipelines. The application of approximately 3 millimetres of a high performance polyurethane polymer enables water and gas distribution companies to rehabilitate and upgrade their existing network without the need for costly and time consuming replacement. In many cases, the new polymer lining will offer a life expectancy well beyond that which may be provided by more expensive plastic pipes. Furthermore, from an environmental and carbon footprint point of view, these new in-situ lining techniques offer huge advantages over more traditional methods of replacement and repair.