The threat
Residential and public shelters are designed to protect people during attacks. Training bunkers, breach houses and ranges take repeated blast, fragment and ricochet loading that wears out bare concrete.
How polyurea helps
ArmorThane reports active partnerships with construction firms building MAMAD hardened-shelter programs in the Gulf region18. On training sites, ArmorThane-coated concrete training bunkers have taken nearly 200 grenades before needing a recoat16, and ArmorThane offers specialty systems for blast mitigation and anti-ricochet work15.
Where it goes
- Safe rooms and MAMAD-style shelters
- Training bunkers and breach houses
- Shoot houses and baffles
- Range walls and target structures
- Modular hardened shelters
Details that matter
- Shelter programs follow national design codes. Get the code and the engineer's detail before you quote.
- Ranges want maintainable surfaces. Plan recoat intervals into the contract.
- Anti-ricochet and blast systems differ. Match the product to the threat.
Who buys the work
Shelter builders and developers, government ministries, law enforcement training centers, ranges and modular manufacturers.
These are the customers an ArmorThane blast mitigation applicator sells to. See the business path.
Blast protection is an engineered system. Coatings complement standoff, glazing and structural design, and the engineer of record sets the design.