Concrete Decor Archives

Contents

February/March 2003
Vol. 3 No. 1
Issue No. 9

Features

Intregal Color for Ready Mix
Computerized systems make coloring your concrete as easy as 1, 2, 3.
by Stacey Klemenc

Maintaining Decorative Concrete
You've created something beautiful. Here's how to keep it that way.
by Christina Camara

Early-entry Cuts for Decorative Concrete
Green concrete saws make fast work of decorative cuts.
by John Strieder

Radiant Floor Heating
Check out this hot new market for concrete contractors!
by Susan Brimo-Cox

Brushed Finishes
Brushes offer a variety of snazzy finishes.
by Joan Stanus

Departments

Artisan in Concrete

Ira Goldberg

Contractor Profile: Ira Goldberg
Bomanite contractor Ira Goldberg paved the way for decorative concrete in New Jersey and surrounding areas.
by Denise Wendt

Project Focus: Celadon Tea Shop: Albany, California
Berkeley architect Fu-Tung Cheng combines ancient custom with modern design.
by John Strieder

Manufacturer Profile: Davis Colors
Davis Colors celebrates 50 years of coloring concrete.

Decorative Concrete Tips
Industry News
Industry Spotlight
Product News
Product Profiles

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