Featured Project: Engine 49 Fire Station

Project Type: Historic Firehouse Apparatus Bay Flooring
Location: 13th & Shunk Streets, South Philadelphia
Client: Philadelphia Fire Department

Project Overview

Showcase Finishing Systems was entrusted with installing premium flooring in the apparatus bay of Engine 49, a historic fire station established in 1901 serving South Philadelphia and the stadium complex. Our team applied 3,100 sq ft of Sherwin Williams 3746 high-performance epoxy with sand broadcast, delivering a solution that meets the rigorous demands of emergency service operations while honoring the station’s historic significance.

System Details

• Premium Epoxy System: Sherwin Williams 3746 high-performance epoxy engineered for extreme-duty environments
• Sand Broadcast Application: Integrated throughout for enhanced slip resistance in all conditions
• Safety Integration: Precisely applied yellow guideline markings for vehicle positioning and personnel safety
• Chemical Resistance: Specialized formulation withstanding automotive fluids, cleaners, and emergency-related substances
• Heavy-Duty Performance: Engineered to support the substantial weight of fire apparatus and equipment

Key Features

• Exceptional durability designed to serve this critical facility for decades
• Slip-resistant surface providing secure footing during emergency responses
• Low-maintenance finish requiring minimal upkeep while maintaining professional appearance
• Custom safety markings enhancing operational efficiency when every second counts
• Professional-grade chemical resistance protecting the concrete substrate

Showcase Finishing Systems is proud to support our first responders with flooring solutions that match their commitment to excellence and service. This installation demonstrates our expertise in public safety applications where performance and reliability are paramount, while preserving the character of a century-old Philadelphia institution that continues to protect our community.