An epoxy cove base needs time to cure. CoRound is a wall job: it installs on the finished floor, and the room can stay in use. Get a quote.
Food Processing
The rounded profile removes the square corner where dirt builds up, and the smooth, non-porous surface is easy to clean. That matters in food plants, where crews wash down walls and floors often. With the CoRound™ system, three things change on the job site. No sealant line required along the wall. Pre-formed corners, no silicone-filled field cuts. No resin or cement to cure.
What Happens in a Washdown?
In a washdown, water runs from the ceiling down the walls to the floor. With CoRound profiles at the ceiling, in the wall corners and at the floor, it meets a curve, not a square corner, at each junction.
Which Guides Should You Read First?
These guides cover food plant coving, room by room:
- Food processing cove base: washdown areas, resin and the CoR Curb.
- Cold storage cove base: walk-in coolers inside the plant.
- Coved junctures: where they go and which materials can make them.
Need profiles for a project? Get a quote, specs or free samples. Our technical team usually responds within one business day.
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