Proposal for Wall Crack and Epoxy Floor Damage Rectification

Proposal for Wall Crack and Epoxy Floor Damage RectificationBreak Down Posted On: February 26, 2026 Closing On: March 3, 2026JOB REFERENCE: JB004-26-00954SummaryCracks have been observed on ground floor walls and structural elements in Basement 01 & 02. Additionally, epoxy floor coating damage, including peeling, blistering, and surface chipping, is evident in both ground and basement levels. Some cracks appear structural in nature, particularly at beam-column junctions and slab corners. Floor damage is prominent in high-traffic areas, with minor substrate cracks and localized concrete spalling. Rectification is required to restore structural integrity and floor performance.Scope of Work1. Wall Crack Rectification (Ground Floor)Non-Structural Cracks: Fill cracks with polymer-modified mortar or crack filler. Smooth surface and allow proper curing.Structural Cracks: Inject epoxy resin or polyurethane resin for structural bonding and waterproofing. Stitch cracks with steel rods/bars if additional reinforcement is required.2. Epoxy Floor & Concrete Damage Rectification (Ground Floor, Basement 01 & 02)Remove damaged epoxy coating using grinder or shot blasting.Clean and degrease the surface thoroughly.Repair concrete substrate: Fill cracks with epoxy mortar or polymer-modified concrete. Repair localized spalled areas. Ensure surface is level, dry, and free from contaminants.Apply compatible epoxy primer to ensure proper adhesion.Apply epoxy coating in 2–3 recommended layers as per traffic requirements. Ensure proper curing time between layers.Apply anti-slip coating if required (parking areas).Allow full curing (24–72 hours depending on product) before opening to traffic.Global Green View 2Mixed UseGlobal Green View2, International City, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesMap data ©2026 Google Terms#J-18808-Ljbffr