A brewhouse floor is not a taproom floor.
Steam at the curb. Condensate in the insulation. A floor that stays wet on brew day.
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Four rooms, not one floor.
A beverage building can hold a brewhouse, a cellar, packaging, and a dry warehouse. They do not want the same resin, and the roof over the kettle is not the roof over the dock.
Brew day does not move because a resin needs Tuesday. If the shutdown is the constraint, read fast-cure flooring only after the exposure allows it.
Match the room.
- Brewhouse
Hot wash and thermal shock. Urethane cement is the comparison.
- Cellar
Wet, cool, and constantly cleaned.
- Packaging
Often drier. Speed may matter more than shock.
- The roof
Steam finds the curb. Condensate finds the insulation. Scan before you coat.
The roof over the steam
A thermal scan is how wet insulation shows up under a roof that looks clean from the yard.
We have not published a brewery project by name. Do not read this page as a client list.
Questions
Have you published a brewery project?+
No named brewery or beverage client is on this site.
Can packaging use the same floor as the brewhouse?+
Usually not. The brewhouse is a thermal-shock room. Packaging may be a different resin.
Will you stop a brew day?+
We plan around the calendar you actually have. We will not promise production can continue until we see the room.
Which cities?+
The Wasatch Front, Boise, Idaho Falls, and Twin Falls. Idaho pages do not claim completed projects.