Garbage Museum

The Mu Mu Museum of Art and Trash is a modern exhibition center dedicated to the theme of waste recycling and environmental responsibility.

The main task set before our team was to create a durable and aesthetically pleasing surface, designed for long-term use, capable of visually expanding the space.

1. Aesthetics and visual expansion of space

The finishing coat emphasized the modern look of the object and visually expanded the space with its smooth, light, and reflective surface.

2. Strength

We only used proven technologies capable of withstanding high loads from large-sized exhibits.

3. Maintainability

Some exhibits and shelving units may be temporarily mounted to the floor, so we have implemented a coating that is easy to repair and restore to its original performance characteristics.

1. Polished concrete

Technology that provides high strength and durability with minimal operating costs

2. Patching potholes with a mixture of silica sand and epoxy primer

Strengthens the resistance of the surface to loads

1. Dismantling of the top coat by rough mechanical grinding

Mechanical cleaning and treatment of concrete substrate

2. Strengthening of the top layer of concrete and dedusting

Treatment of the coating with hardening impregnation

3 Treatment of cracks, potholes and cavities with deep penetration epoxy primer mixed with quartz sand

Repairing defects with epoxy compound

4. Mechanical polishing

Giving the concrete surface a smooth texture and shine with large-scale polishing technology

5. Chemical polishing

Application of deep penetration primer and protective materials

6. Quality Control

Checking the evenness, strength and readiness of the pavement for use

Thanks to competently organized work stages and the use of modern materials, the coating of the Museum of Trash has received reliable protection from external influences and an outstanding appearance.