Industrial Flooring
Resinous flooring systems selected around substrate condition, traffic, chemical exposure, hygiene, cleaning regime and operational requirements — from 2.5 mm to 6 mm.
MF · HF · UT systemsIndustrial asset protection · Nelspruit, South Africa
A coating is only as good as the surface beneath it.
Floors, linings and structures built for aggressive industrial environments.
ChemiCorp Projects is the specialised project-execution division of ChemiCorp, a South African industrial and chemical business founded in 2011. We assess, specify and install resinous flooring, acid-resistant linings and corrosion-control systems — and we maintain our own chemical plant with them.
2011ChemiCorp founded
8yrsMaintaining a corrosive chemical plant
280t/moOwn copper sulphate capacity
22Projects across 2 countries
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Installed around live process equipment.
Resin flooring · food processing
What we do
Integrated specialist capabilities
Asset-protection problems rarely begin with a product. They begin with a failing floor, a corroding structure, a chemically attacked substrate or deteriorated concrete. We treat them as technical problems requiring complete solutions.
Chemical & Acid-Resistant Linings
Protective lining solutions for floors, containment and process infrastructure exposed to aggressive chemicals — including EPO TAR systems with acid-resistant tile and brick.
6 mm EPO TAR · tile & brickCorrosion Protection
Assessment, preparation, protective coating maintenance and corrosion-control interventions in aggressive industrial environments.
Concrete Repair
Repair of deteriorated industrial concrete as part of an integrated protective-system scope, not an isolated patch.
Waterproofing & Sealing
Protection and detailing of structures, interfaces and joints where water ingress or movement must be controlled.
Industrial Maintenance
Planned and remedial maintenance of protective systems and industrial assets, informed by eight years of running and maintaining our own chemical plant.
Planned · remedial · shutdownSurface preparation
Floor preparation
is not optional
Correct preparation creates the profile a coating system needs to bond and perform. Skip it, and the best system on the market will still fail — usually at the worst possible time for production.
Why proper prep matters
- Improves coating adhesion
- Removes weak and contaminated material
- Reveals cracks and substrate defects before they are buried
- Reduces the risk of peeling and delamination
Our preparation process
- 1Inspect and assess the substrate
- 2Mechanically prepare the concrete
- 3Repair cracks, spalls and damaged areas
- 4Treat joints and check moisture
- 5Clean thoroughly before coating
Why the profile matters
Left: a coating applied over laitance and contamination is bonded only to a weak surface layer, and fails at that interface. Right: mechanical preparation removes it and creates the profile the system keys into.
System build-up
What 4 mm actually means
Portfolio designations — 2.5 mm, 4 mm, 6 mm — describe the total built thickness of a bonded system, not a single coat. Each layer does a different job, and the detailing at the edges decides how long the middle lasts.
Bonded system, in section
Indicative build-up. Layer count, thickness and materials are selected per project against substrate condition and service environment.
Coving & wall junction detail
Open wall-to-floor joints trap water, product and cleaning chemicals. Coving carries the system up the wall in one continuous surface so there is no joint to fail.
Preparation first.
Performance follows.
Project focus
Acid lining project
A containment structure lined for aggressive service: a 6 mm EPO TAR protective membrane overlaid with acid-resistant tile and brick, with every corner, wall and floor interface detailed by hand. Built in layers, because a lining is only as good as its weakest joint.
System installed
- 6 mm EPO TAR protective lining
- Acid-resistant tile and brick lining
- Detailed corners, walls and floor
- Professional on-site installation
Installation sequence
- 1Protective lining applied — 6 mm EPO TAR
- 2Wall lining installed
- 3Floor lining installed
- 4Completed acid lining handed over
Built in layers
The membrane is the chemical barrier; the brick and tile take the mechanical and thermal punishment above it. Both are needed — neither works alone. Only the membrane thickness is dimensioned here; brick, bedding and joint dimensions are selected per project.
Who we are
We maintain our own plant with this work
ChemiCorp operates its own copper sulphate manufacturing facility at approximately 280 tonnes per month. For eight years we have carried out corrosion control, acid-resistant lining work and protective coating maintenance in that environment — which gives us an owner's perspective on service life, downtime and maintainability.
2011ChemiCorp founded
8Maintaining a corrosive chemical plant
280Own copper sulphate capacity
22Projects across 2 countries
One company.
One scope.
One point of accountability.
Assessment · specification · supply · execution · support
The Projects division extends ChemiCorp's capabilities beyond chemical supply and manufacturing into specialised asset protection, industrial flooring, protective linings, corrosion control, rehabilitation and industrial maintenance.
It is backed by an operating industrial business with chemical procurement across China, India, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East, hazchem delivery capability, and established relationships in mining, agriculture and industrial markets — which shows up on site as supply continuity and material access.
Industrial focus
Industries we serve
Environments where floors, structures, coatings and containment systems are exposed to demanding operating conditions.
Mining & mineral processing
Chemical processing
Food & beverage
Agricultural processing
Cold storage
Industrial manufacturing
Water & wastewater
Power & utilities
Commercial facilities
From site to handover
How a project runs
Nine stages, in order. Integrated responsibility removes the interface risk between supplier, applicator and client — there is no one else to point at.
Assess
Inspect the facility, substrate and operating environment.
Identify
Determine the deterioration mechanism and required performance.
Select
Choose an appropriate technical system and material solution.
Plan
Define preparation, sequencing, access and execution methodology.
Prepare
Complete substrate preparation and required repairs.
Install
Apply or install the selected system.
Inspect
Verify workmanship against the project and system requirements.
Hand over
Return the completed area to the client.
Support
Provide maintenance and remedial support where required.
On site
Installed & handed over
Resin systems laid in working facilities — around drainage, process equipment, wall junctions and the interfaces where floors actually fail.
Selected project experience
The portfolio
Completed by Cameron Tarrant-Philips as a sole proprietor prior to his appointment at ChemiCorp Projects, and included with his permission as part of his professional portfolio. These are not represented as historical ChemiCorp Projects contracts.
Showing 22 of 22 projects
| Project / client | System designation | Region |
|---|---|---|
| BI Group | 6 mm UT | South Africa |
| Mayo Mac's | 4 mm MF | South Africa |
| A1 Fisheries | 6 mm UT | South Africa |
| Bronpro | 6 mm HF | South Africa |
| MMC | Acid lining | South Africa |
| CIM Bakers | 4 mm / 6 mm | South Africa |
| Fenix Construction | 6 mm HF | South Africa |
| Amber Macadamias | 4 mm | South Africa |
| Hazyview Cold Storage | 4 mm | South Africa |
| Niice Foods | 4 mm | South Africa |
| Sunbake Hazyview | 4 mm | South Africa |
| Blom Medical | 4 mm | South Africa |
| RCL Malalane | 6 mm | South Africa |
| Nkomati Fuel Hazyview | 6 mm | South Africa |
| Barberton Abattoir | 6 mm | South Africa |
| Barberton Mine | 6 mm | South Africa |
| Sheba Mine | 6 mm | South Africa |
| Bamburg Beef | 6 mm | South Africa |
| Banana Plantia | 2.5 mm | South Africa |
| Heineken Mozambique | 6 mm | Mozambique |
| KFC Mozambique | 4 mm | Mozambique |
| Southern Sun Maputo | 6 mm | Mozambique |
Commercial case
Why ChemiCorp Projects
Six reasons that hold up under questioning from an engineering or maintenance manager.
Industrial operating experience
Direct experience maintaining our own corrosive chemical-production environment.
Specialist project leadership
Cameron Tarrant-Philips brings an established portfolio of flooring and lining work completed before joining ChemiCorp.
Problem-first system selection
The project starts with the operating requirement and the substrate, not a predetermined product.
Single-point accountability
Assessment, material selection, supply, execution and support through one partner.
Industrial sourcing platform
ChemiCorp's chemical procurement, manufacturing and logistics capability supports execution.
Maintenance perspective
Solutions considered against service life, downtime, access and future maintainability.
HSEQ
Health, safety,
quality & environment
We recognise the HSEQ requirements of industrial project execution. Specific certifications, safety statistics, applicator accreditations and formal management-system claims are deliberately left off this page until they are verified — we would rather understate them than have a client discover the gap on site.
Contact
Let's solve the problem
A deteriorating industrial floor, corrosion, chemical attack, a damaged lining, concrete deterioration or ongoing plant maintenance — send the problem, the process environment and the approximate area, and we will come back with an assessment approach rather than a product quote.
Cameron Tarrant-Philips
Head of ChemiCorp Projects
Unit 6, 8 Laminar Flow, Riverside, Nelspruit, 1201