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We are proud of our work in the field of roof painting, steel structures, roof cleaning and facade painting. Our experience and passion for creating durable and aesthetic solutions for our clients is evident in every project we undertake. Below are examples of our latest projects.
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Painting of facades made of sandwich panels 2700m2 - Ikea Gdańsk Warehouse
Epoxy-polyurethane coating systems are advanced solutions used for protecting surfaces against chemical, mechanical, and environmental factors. They consist of two main layers:
- Epoxy primer – Provides excellent adhesion to the substrate (e.g., steel, concrete) and high resistance to moisture and chemicals. It is responsible for durability and protection against corrosion.
- Polyurethane topcoat – Serves as a decorative layer resistant to UV radiation, abrasion, and weathering. It ensures an aesthetic appearance and long-term color and gloss retention.
These systems are widely used in the marine, chemical, construction, and energy industries, as well as in areas requiring exceptional durability, such as tanks, industrial floors, and bridges. By combining the properties of epoxy and polyurethane, they offer long-lasting protection and a high-quality finish.
Painting of the Historic Fort Grębałów in Krakow
Glazing painting execution. Work carried out under the supervision of a historic preservation officer.
Glazing painting is a technique that involves applying thin, semi-transparent layers of paint (known as glazes) onto a surface. These glazes allow for the gradual development of depth and subtle tonal transitions, creating effects of light and spatiality. This technique is especially valued in the fine arts, such as oil or watercolor painting, but is also used in interior finishes and furniture restoration.
Key characteristics of glazing painting:
Transparency – Due to the thin layers, the paint allows light to pass through, revealing underlying colors or textures.
Layering – Subsequent glazes applied on top of one another intensify color depth and create three-dimensional effects.
Precision – The technique requires accuracy and patience to achieve harmonious color transitions.
Glazing painting is used both in traditional artworks and modern decorative projects, providing an elegant and subtle finish.
Execution of waterproofing coating on two roofs for the Glinik Sanatorium in Wysowa-Zdrój
Liquid waterproofing systems are modern solutions designed to protect surfaces from moisture and water ingress. These are flexible coatings applied to various substrates—such as concrete, wood, metal, or ceramics—in the form of liquid compounds that, once cured, form a seamless, watertight, and durable protective barrier.
Key advantages of liquid waterproofing:
Seamless structure – Eliminates the risk of leaks at joints or overlaps.
Ease of application – Can be applied using a roller, brush, or spray, allowing for precise coverage, even on irregular surfaces.
Flexibility – The coating adapts to substrate movements, reducing the risk of cracks.
Resistance to external factors – Provides protection against water, UV radiation, chemicals, and mechanical damage.
Liquid waterproofing systems are widely used in construction—on roofs, terraces, balconies, and bathrooms, as well as in foundations—where effective water protection is essential.
Renovation of the façade of the office building in Tychy at Estetyczna Street 4
Façade Painting and Renovation – Approx. 1500 m²
Office Building at 4 Estetyczna Street, Tychy
Façade painting is a crucial part of building maintenance, aimed not only at refreshing the appearance but also at protecting walls from the damaging effects of weather conditions such as rain, UV radiation, and pollution.
The façade renovation process includes:
Surface preparation – Removal of old coatings, façade washing, and repair of cracks and defects.
Priming – Strengthening the surface and ensuring better paint adhesion.
Painting – Application of façade paint characterized by durability, weather resistance, and an aesthetically pleasing finish.
Various types of façade paints are available—such as acrylic, silicone, and silicate paints—chosen according to the substrate type and technical requirements.
Regular façade renovation not only enhances the building’s appearance but also extends its lifespan by protecting the walls from degradation.
Renovation of the facade of the building at 101 Skotnicka Street in Krakow.
Area 600m2