Hygienic floor-to-wall systems for food and beverage processors.
Stainless steel drains, curbs and floor coating for food and beverage plants. Each one built to stand on its own. Even better together.
Stainless steel drains, curbs and floor coating for food and beverage plants. Each one built to stand on its own. Even better together.
Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Silver Hills, Freybe, West Coast Reduction and more — across dairy, meat, seafood, bakery, beverage and rendering facilities.
Start with one product or spec all three. Every line is built to the same sanitary standard and works with the drains, curbs and floors you already have.
Slot, trench and area drains, fully welded and inspector-ready. Drops into new or existing floors, with or without a DELC curb or coating.
Stainless steel curbs that replace coated concrete. No recoating, and they tie into the floor and wall system you already have.
Polyurethane cement flooring with 8,000 PSI compression strength. A complete floor system on its own.
Bespoke stainless fabrication, spec’d to your drawing.
Buy one, or spec them together. When you do, one supplier details every drain, curb and floor junction.
Answer a few quick questions and get a starting recommendation — not a substitute for a real spec conversation, but a fast way to know what to ask for.
Material comparisons and sanitation design principles — from decades of specifying and installing hygienic systems in food and beverage plants.
Training and direct manufacturer support, whichever trade you bring to the job.
Add drain and curb installation to your flooring business.
Specify and install DELC stainless drainage with direct support.
Coordinate drainage, curb, and coating as one trade.
Real runs, real plants — case studies from the field and photos from our shop.
Real stainless steel drainage installations across dairy, meat, beverage, and seafood processing facilities.
Slot and trench drain runs on site, area drains in finished floors, and fabrication in our shop.
Send a floor plan, a spec, or just the problem you're trying to solve. You'll be talking to the people who build these — not a call centre.