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Tenerife La Suerte stands Polyurea Rayston
Engineer notes. Not a blog. 800 m² at La Suerte Stadium, Los Realejos. Tenerife stands Polyurea Rayston (100% pure polyurea) is the named membrane under Colodur pigmented anti-slip.
Tenerife stands Polyurea Rayston (100% pure polyurea) is the membrane named on 800 m² of stands at La Suerte Stadium, Los Realejos. Therefore the specifier writes Polyurea Rayston and Colodur (one-component aliphatic polyurethane) in the same sentence. A blue terrace is UV, ponding and foot traffic. It is not a gym floor.
How Tenerife stands Polyurea Rayston was built
Magazine NUM.4 names diamond-grinding, then Primer Epoxy 100 (two-component solvent-free epoxy primer), then RAYSTON POLYUREA, then COLODUR pigmented with an anti-slip finish. Polyurea Rayston carries CE EN-1504-2, ETA ETAG005 16/0148, BBA 18/5582 and WRAS BS6920. UV needs the aliphatic topcoat. Catalogue 2024 also allows Colodur with anti-slip additive on stadium stands.
However, do not invent kg/m². Do not copy a Rayston Proof system-sheet rate onto this terrace. Read the current TDS, then the calculator.
See Tenerife stands Polyurea Rayston on football stadium stands, Primer Epoxy 100 and documents.
Outbound reference: EOTA — European Technical Assessments.
First, name the diamond grind. Then name Tenerife stands Polyurea Rayston. After that, name Colodur pigmented anti-slip.
These notes do not replace the current TDS, SDS or a written specification. For pack sizes, mix ratio and kg/m², read the current sheet, then the calculator.
