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Fresh Concrete

April 20, 2012
Beyond the Kit: Outdoor Kitchens in Cold Climates

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By Jason Geiser
February 20, 2012
Project Profile: “Hidden Oasis”, Stafford, Va.

It’s doubtful that any homeowner has found a more elegant way of decorating a neglected piece of land whose main feature is a septic tank field than the owners of the “Hidden Oasis,” a tropical-themed project that blossomed in a residential backyard in Stafford, Va. 

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By David Searls
January 1, 2012
Stars of the Strip

Cutting-edge decorative concrete takes center stage at the newest resort complexes in Las Vegas

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By Kelly O’Brien
January 1, 2012
Working with Your Ready-Mix Supplier to Maintain Color Consistency in Large Decorative Pours
By Keith Boudart and Jim Nielsen
January 1, 2012
Project Profile: Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum
Ignacio, Colo.

Decorative concrete played a role in the construction of a Native American landmark in Ignacio, Colo., that drew hundreds to its opening ceremony in May.

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By Natasha Chilingerian
November 10, 2011
Step Up: Planning, Pouring and Finishing Half-Round Steps


Decorative concrete has grown by leaps and bounds over the past 20 years as people have started to realize what kinds of natural looks can be achieved. As demand has risen, stamp manufacturers are continually refining their techniques to create more realistic impressions.

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By Jason Geiser
November 10, 2011
Project Profile: Concord Aviation Hangar, Concord, N.C.

When Concord Aviation Property LLC wanted a polished aggregate surface for president Jack Roush’s private hangar at the Concord Regional Airport in Concord, N.C., they ultimately called upon the services of Eric Wayne Inc., a full-service commercial and residential concrete contractor with offices located in Davidson, N.C.

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By Ted Uram
October 10, 2011
Plastic Forms: A Reusable Solution for Curves and Circles

The days of the straight-lined concrete walkway, patio or driveway are waning. Designs that incorporate sweeping curves or tight radiuses are more popular now than ever.

 

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By Chris Mayo
August 10, 2011
Product Focus: B01, from Construcolor USA Ltd.

Designed as an easier-to-use, more controllable color system, Construcolor B01 integral pigment is a liquid gel that has been winning over skeptics for the last decade.

 

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July 10, 2011
When Concrete Meets Glass
By Stacey Enesey Klemenc
May 10, 2011
Project Profile: Discovery Playground at Mirabeau Point Park, Spokane Valley, Wash.
By Amy Johnson
April 10, 2011
Product Focus: SurfEtch from Butterfield Color
February 12, 2011
Pigment Peculiarities

Any time you’re dealing with integral color, the key to success is getting a nice, even distribution of pigment. The key to that, in turn, is managing the water-to-cement ratio in your mix.

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By Kelly O’Brien
February 12, 2011
Controlled Erosion

Intended to mimic the look of travertine, this microexposure finish leaves the surface with a subtle texture that complements integrally colored exteriors beautifully.

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By Kelly O’Brien
February 12, 2011
Orange-Crete Decorative Concrete Brushes from Riviera Brush Co.

Riviera Brush Co. has been a leader in the concrete brush industry since 1989. They started out by developing their line of Orange-Crete wash brushes for the ready-mix industry. The brushes were designed to stand up to the harsh conditions inherent to the industry — lime, abrasives, muriatic acid and other cleaning agents. They were ideal for cleaning trucks and equipment.

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February 12, 2011
Two Ways to Get Radiant Heat

Have you come across clients who are considering polished, stamped or stained concrete flooring, but who hesitate because concrete is a naturally cold surface?

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By Greg Jazwinski
An Integral Role
January 8, 2011
An Integral Role

How integral color has continued to establish itself in a down economy - and what’s next.

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By Kelly O’Brien
January 8, 2011
Getting Creative with Finishing Brooms
By Chris Mayo
January 8, 2011
Five Ways to Make Pervious Concrete Decorative
Tags: Jim Miller
November 11, 2010
Product Profile: The Bean Concrete and Wood Surface Sealer. The Jelly Bean Pervious Concrete Pigment Pack.
By Natasha Chilingerian
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