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Date:October 2009
Location: Baltimore, Maryland
Contractor: Levelift Systems
Engineer: Phil Shied, P.E.
Material Used: : Fortress Countersunk Staples along with Epoxy injections

Project Scope:
Many underground concrete pools suffer from cracking, movement and lack of reinforcement. As water leaks out of cracks it also increases the hydrostatic pressure. Many pools must be repaired on an annual basis.
Solution:
Countersunk staples add strength to epoxy injections of cracks, while leaving flush surface for pool refinishing and tiling.

Observations:
Fortress Countersunk Staples were installed in 1 day and will increase longevity of epoxy crack injections.

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