Back a few months ago did a new dog kennel right around 2,300sf and about 850lf of 6" epoxy base. Prep work was to grind all the edges then shot blast to a CSP of a 3-4 then do a RH test. Then we prime the floor start the base and then trowel in the floor. The epoxy used was Dur-a-flex Epoxies. It was a Quartz floor with a poly top coat. Took about 12 days in total The drains in the floor are for washing out the dog runs to keep them clean. The little rooms are dog runs was about 45 in all total.
That's a luxurious dog house. I worked on one that had a peeling epoxy coating that had to be diamond grinded off. They just wanted to go to bare, sealed concrete.
Yea it's all in the prep work if you don't open up the floor to the epoxy it will come up maybe not right away but it will pop up I shot blast and grind all my floors last thing I need or want is it to come lose
I'd be interested in the waste system. What the EPA says to do, how the traps work, if they have a wastewater treatment system. The linear drains appear to need flushing assist.
I bet they just get in there with a hose and clean it out to the gutter and out the door to some containment tank.
I believe it's hooked up to the city sewer they pick up the solids and hose down the rest of the stuff. Kinda no different then our toilets Same stuff going down the drain. They do have a few places with drain covers like big screens that need cleaning to keep some stuff from clogging up the drains
Yes, there's a screen/filter to minimize the hair and solid waste that's passed down into the drain pipe. But past that point it is handled no differently than your home sewage waste product.
