The DELC Sanitary Stainless Steel Curb System is a hygienic, impact-resistant floor-to-wall transition for sanitary processing environments. It eliminates sanitation traps at the wall/floor interface and integrates seamlessly with resinous flooring and stainless drainage.
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Three things decide whether a floor-to-wall transition survives a food plant — and coated concrete loses on all three.
The wall/floor interface is where sanitation traps form. Once a coating chips, porous concrete underneath absorbs liquids and harbours bacteria in a joint your crew can't fully reach. Non-porous welded stainless leaves nothing to absorb.
Forklifts, carts, bins and pallets hit the curb constantly. Stainless resists the chips and cracks that expose concrete underneath, so a single impact doesn't start the failure cycle.
A poured or hand-formed curb is only as consistent as the crew forming it. HygieniCurb is fabricated to plan — corners, transitions, and terminations built in the shop, not improvised on site.
Coated concrete needs recoating every three to five years as chemicals, impact, and wear break the surface down — material costs, labour, and downtime each cycle. Stainless skips that entirely: no coating to degrade, no scheduled shutdowns, just routine cleaning.
Seven categories that decide whether a curb lasts a decade or a generation.
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