Sign up for our weekly newsletter
Construction Canada weekly newsletters give the latest AEC industry news for those who build, design, engineer, specify, renovate or operate in the built environment.
All information listed in this section was submitted by the respective companies. Kenilworth Media Inc. cannot assume responsibility for errors of relevance, fact or omission.
Industrial flooring with a beautiful finish thanks to Mapefloor™ I 320 SL Concept
MAPEI Canada
03 20 00 Concrete Reinforcing
Devised to meet the needs of commercial industrial flooring systems, it provides a highly attractive finish particularly suitable for high-traffic public spaces such as exhibition areas, restaurants, bars, hotel lobbies, offices, canteens, classrooms, and showrooms.
Features and Benefits:
· Good chemical and mechanical resistance
· Low viscosity
· Fast and easy to apply
· Good healing ability
· Easy to clean
· Attractive, smooth finish
Check out Mapefloor I 320 SL Concept’s colour selection chart: https://bit.ly/3s6fZ4o.
For more details, visit https://www.mapei.com/ca/en-ca/products-and-solutions/products/detail/2-mapefloor-i-320-sl-concept.
Contact Information
Phone: 1-800-361-9309
Related Articles
Innovations in protecting construction joints
Proper waterproofing of construction joints plays a vital role in fortifying below-grade concrete structures. Construction joints are stopping places—caused by non-continuous concrete pour—and a plane of weakness.
How to evaluate and manage post-tensioned concrete
While conventionally reinforced, concrete structures typically exhibit visible and obvious warning signs as they weaken, deterioration of post-tensioned structures often remains concealed, delaying corrective action.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights: Project details
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is rooted in humanity, making visible in the architecture the fundamental commonality of humankind—a symbolic apparition of ice, clouds, and stone set in a field of sweet grass. Carved into the earth and dissolving into the sky on the Winnipeg horizon, the abstract ephemeral…
Spec Matters: Concrete floors, concrete success
“Look out everyone—the inspector is coming!” Whether it is an owner’s representative, a construction manager, or a ministry official, there always seems to be a heightened sense of duty and care when inspectors are on the job. It is natural for everyone to step up his or her efforts to…
Designing buildings for climate change
Canada’s building codes have historically been formulated, at least in part, based on accumulated historic climate data that ultimately provides the essential criteria for most key building component performance characteristics. However, there are indications climate may be beginning to change. If buildings do, in fact, experience different environmental conditions over…
Say goodbye to common basement wall problems
There is one thing you can count on with basements: given enough time, cracks will appear. Every crack tells a different story, but whatever the cause they need to be dealt with quickly, to avoid further damage.
Read the Latest Issue
July 2025