Inside StoneCraft Epoxy’s Latest 8,000 Sq. Ft. Gym Project at Camp Nageela!

I'm here in Camp Magila. >> Camp Magila. >> Camp Magila. First of all, this is the outdoor sports. They used to play baseball and all the other sports. Now, I want to show you the inside gym and I want to see I want to show you guys what Penchas has to offer. >> Ephraim, come in. Let me show you the job that we're doing here. They called me right before the season. They had a brand new gym. It's beautiful, but they didn't have the floors in yet. And we had to get we had to get all the concrete prepped. We had to fix all the cracks in the slab. >> at that. How big is it? >> It's almost 8,000 square feet. And we put down first, you could see over here the black lines. We put a thick rubber coating. The thick rubber coating is black. It's to give the ball a little bit more of a bounce. It's more professional. And also, in case a kid falls, it it supports them. And then on top, we did the blue and the green. You see we picked the blue because around the walls, they're putting the padding the same color blue. It matches beautifully. >> Wow. I didn't know there's so much going What's going on behind the scenes until it gets done. >> It's a whole big job. So, what are we doing today? There Now that we have the blue and the green, we have to make the 2-in white lines everywhere. So, they're going around and they're doing that work now. They'll be finished by by later today. >> Wow, everything has to be exact. >> Everything's exact. We have The lines are 2 in. This circle is a 6-in radius. From here until the end of the green is 15 ft. Everything has to be measured to the inch or it's not professional. >> What What are they doing in the middle over here? >> Oh, so in the center, we're doing something extra for Nagila. That we have over here a printout of their logo. We're going to use this to trace lines right into the center circle. We're going to put the logo in and we're going to Once it's in, we're going to have it painted blue, yellow, green, and pink. It's going to be the the Nagila logo. It's going to be very nice. >> Wow, this is so cool. So, let me ask you. So, you do basketball courts. Also, it's something that you do epoxy flooring. I know this is a It's a new style that I think a lot of stores, retail stores, commercial, and also residential. I saw people doing it in in garage. People doing it in the basement. Why are people doing epoxy floors versus doing vinyl floors or regular tiles or parquet? So, we do both. We do the industrial and the commercial. I'll show you some pictures. The Yeah, let's see what we got first. Okay. This is residential. This is >> Nice. This is epoxy floor? >> That's epoxy. 100% seamless and we blend a few of the different colors. We make very nice artwork in the floor. We grind the concrete, then there's a few layers until we get a really, really nice finish. And on the other side of the residential, we do a lot of garage floors where people park their cars, where people want to be go in and use it as storage, but they don't want it to be cold and dirty and dusty and disgusting all the time. You walk in you can walk in almost barefoot on a nice epoxy floor. >> Let me ask you a question. Why should somebody choose to do epoxy floors versus doing vinyl or tiles? >> In a basement, it's 100% It's anti-mildew because in the basement you have a lot of floors end up failing and have to be replaced, especially carpets and vinyls because vapors moistures come up from the bottom and create mold. >> Also, if there's a flood in the floor or something. >> If there's a flood also from the top down, if water is coming from whatever reason you have a flood through your window or sump pump broke, then you end up throwing your floors away. These floors are going to be a lifetime floor no matter what. >> Wow. And there's there's no maintenance. Once it's installed, it's zero maintenance floor. >> This will last forever? It's >> It's a really, really high quality floor. >> Wow. Let me see some other jobs that you have. >> So, here we did This is a commercial job also a metallic epoxy for a restaurant. >> It's beautiful. It's a restaurant? >> For a guy's restaurant, yeah. >> Looks like fire. >> Yeah, they wanted that. I think the name of it was something flame something like a Korean barbecue. So, we chose these colors and it came out very, very good. We do a lot of the the industrial work. And it you know, sometimes you have to choose between a tile or an epoxy. Sometimes there's no choice. We do a lot of food processing plants, airplane hangars. Those it has to be an epoxy. That's what they're looking for. So, they're coming to me anyway for an epoxy floor. We also do like I had to go the other day to a walk-through to four different Tractor Supply stores in New Jersey because they want to re-polish all the concrete. So, it's a big job. So, we So, we do a lot of uh retail stores. We do a lot of commercial kitchens with the epoxy, too. And uh we do a lot of warehouses. Yeah, and of course, also the residential. We do the very, very nice basement floors. And then we do uh the garage floors all day. We also do outdoors. During the summer, we get busy with it. People call me. They have concrete that needs to be redone around their pools, on their patios. The concrete's all the nasty. So, we do similar work around the pool decks to make it really, really nice. >> All right. So, let me hear. What's the phone number? Somebody wants to reach out to you. >> Phone number is right here. 732-674-4710. You can call or text anytime a day. Just not Shabbos. >> Not Shabbos. And your website is stonecraftnj.com. And I guess you do the entire tri-state area. >> Yeah, we do. We work in Pennsylvania, New York, wherever. Yeah. All right. Thank you, Ephraim. >> [music] [music]