Case Studies

SCHÖNOX VD / AP

Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) is a Level I trauma hospital in Minneapolis, MN, the county seat of Hennepin County. The 422-bed facility is located on five city blocks adjacent to the Metrodome. The extensive transplant . . .

SCHÖNOX VD / AP

With so much history, careful attention to detail was required when a portion of the South Carolina State Museum was recently renovated. One hundred plus year old subfloors were an early concern in the project.. . .

SCHÖNOX SHP / AP

Any renovation completed within The Art Institute of Chicago must adhere to the highest standards. The Bahr Company, with its corporate office in Romeoville, IL and an architect and designer showroom in Chicago, supplied the subfloor products. . .

SCHÖNOX VD / AP

During the renovation of Cincinnati Children’s Healthcare Space, contractors were faced with old, uneven concrete substrates in need of repair and leveling. Schönox VD was used to prime the existing concrete before applying Schönox AP. . .

SCHÖNOX VD / APF

Schönox VD and APF were used in renovations of the Autumn Ridge Clubhouse and Apartment homes in Raleigh, NC. Autumn Ridge Clubhouse and Apartment Homes in Raleigh, NC is nestled in a wooded setting offering residents. . .

SCHÖNOX SHP / AST / AP

When preparing commercial office space at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, contractor, Sonus Interior, was faced with old wood floors with heavy amounts of carpet glue. Schönox SHP, AST, & AP were used to prime, patch and repair, and apply . . .

SCHÖNOX SEZ PLUS / VD / US

Commercial office space in the Massey Building of Birmingham, Alabama has undergone renovations for the future site of Iberia Bank. Contractors were met with an existing concrete substrate with a 3” deep cavity, contaminants. . .

SCHÖNOX SL / VD / APF / ROLL AND GO

The home owner at this project site wanted her carpet, wood, and ceramic floors replaced. As such, several subfloor issues were encountered. A variety of Schönox products were used to successfully address those issues in an efficient . . .