What is a fiber wall coating?

A fiber wall coating is a fiber-reinforced polymer system applied directly to walls and ceilings. Fiberglass reinforcement is embedded in the build, then sealed with a topcoat, producing a seamless, vapor-tight surface with high impact and abrasion resistance.

Fiber wall coating vs. epoxy wall coating: which do I need?

Both give you a seamless, sanitary, USDA / FDA-capable wall. We specify a fiber-reinforced system when the wall needs added impact and abrasion resistance, vapor sealing, or the ability to bridge hairline substrate cracks. A standard high-build epoxy wall coating is typically enough in lower-impact areas.

Where are fiber wall coatings used?

Dairy, food processing, and biotech facilities are the most common, anywhere walls and ceilings need a seamless sanitary finish that holds up to washdown, impact, and abrasion.

Can it be pressure washed and sanitized?

Yes. The finish is seamless and vapor-tight, with no panel joints or grout lines to harbor bacteria, so it cleans and sanitizes like the rest of a sanitary wall system.

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Fiber Wall Coating Systems, Seamless Fiber-Reinforced Wall & Ceiling Coatings

A fiber wall coating is a fiber-reinforced polymer system applied directly to walls and ceilings to deliver exceptional impact resistance, vapor sealing, and a seamless sanitary finish, ideal for dairy, food processing, and biotech facilities.

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Specs, build-up & where this system performs

Fiberglass-reinforced topcoats
Vapor-tight finish
Impact & abrasion resistant
Bridges hairline substrate cracks
USDA / FDA capable

OUR PROCESS

How we install your fiber-reinforced wall & ceiling system

25 years of best practices, executed the same way on every project. No shortcuts on prep, no cure-time surprises.

1. Surface Prep
Diamond grind, shot blast, or abrasive blast to ICRI/SSPC profile. Crack repair, joint detail, and substrate moisture testing.
2. Primer & Build
Manufacturer-spec primer applied at recorded DFT, followed by build coats matched to your traffic, chemical, and thermal load.
3. Finish & Detail
Topcoat, broadcast aggregate, cove base, and transitions installed to spec, with documented mil thickness throughout.
4. QC & Closeout
Pull-off adhesion testing, photo documentation, manufacturer letters, and warranty paperwork delivered at completion.