Located in Arlington, All Texas Decks, Inc. proudly offers Sundek products for all your concrete repair and resurfacing needs. Areas that All Texas Decks, Inc. service include the Dallas - Ft. Worth - Arlington area, as well as surrounding Texas cities.
What is Sundek?
It is actually a colored concrete with a basic composition of Portland cement and silica sand combined with epoxies and acrylics, giving it the life expectancy of concrete. It will restore and create a permanent surface that is beautiful and easily maintained. Sundek's textured surface is slip resistant, providing safe traction when wet. This slip resistant property satisfies safety requirements established by municipalities, insurance companies and safety authorities. The Sundek Finish Coat contains an acrylic component, making it non-porous; thus, mildew and algae resistant.
Sundek Classic Texture can be applied in these custom designs:
Masonry effects to resemble stone, brick, tile or your own custom creation.
Aggregate effects to mimic the natural beauty associated with stone paving without the difficulties of using stone or river rock.
Custom scoreline effects to allow the existing cracks to be incorporated into a decorative pattern of random scorelines.
Other Sundek applications include:
Sunstamp, a custom design that combines vintage elegance with modern technology.
Sundek Weather Surface, which is a multi-layered, waterproof coating combining beauty and practicality with a flexible rubber underlayment, designed to serve as a traffic bearing deck coating for balconies, walkways, subterranean garages and many other areas where a waterproofing system is required.
All Sundek applications are subject to rigid manufacturers’ application criteria for both quality and safety. With the outstanding caliber of people involved in Sundek, as well as the constantly evolving innovations regarding chemistry and concrete applications, Sundek is the industry standard when it comes to resurfacing concrete pool decks, patios, outdoor living areas and driveways.
