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Concrete Countertops

Precast or poured on-site, concrete countertops can be made in a wide array of colors, finishes and textures in any shape imaginable with endless embed options, imprinted features and edge treatments.

chic concrete countertop in a curved design

Concrete Countertop Design Incorporates Water Flowing Down Stairs

The Saale Residence is a new construction home located in a country setting of Winfield, Missouri. All the rooms of the home reflect a consideration for the environment and use of green principles in the design and selection of products.

Countertops Over Oceanside

Concrete Countertops Vol. 10 No. 7 - October 2010 by Concrete Decor Staff Comments are Disabled

The Montego is a three-story condominium building in Oceanside, Calif., that offers roof access for its residents to relax or entertain. The building is a couple of blocks from Oceanside Pier, so the rooftop overlooks the beach. Sounds idyllic, right?

Understanding Water in Regards to Concrete Countertops

Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 1 - January 2011 by Jeffrey Girard, P.E. Comments are Disabled

There are some important, key factors that can help you be more successful with your concrete countertops. Here I will discuss a fundamental ingredient: water. We’ve all worked with concrete and water, but working with a material isn’t the same as knowing how it works.

Decorative Concrete and Shoes Make a Fine Pair

Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 1 - January 2011 by Natasha Chilingerian Comments are Disabled

In the women’s shoe department in London, decorative concrete and fashion make a fine pair. Eight concrete display tables in one of the six rooms of The Shoe Galleries show off the latest shoes from brands like Carvela, Nine West and French Connection.

The Complete Decorative Concrete Contractor

Stamping & Texturing Concrete Business & Technology Concrete Countertops Concrete Placing Vol. 11 No. 2 - February/March 2011 by Natasha Chilingerian Comments are Disabled

Five veteran contractors and artisans provide insight by explaining where their decorative concrete journeys began, how their skill sets grew and how diversification has affected their careers.

Nashville Nightclub Receives Decorative Coating Makeover

Concrete Coatings Concrete Art Concrete Countertops Concrete Overlays & Toppings Vol. 11 No. 2 - February/March 2011 by Natasha Chilingerian Comments are Disabled

The historical structure that now houses the Nashville Dinner Theatre has always attracted attention. During Prohibition times, people slyly used a tunnel in the building to transport alcohol to area nightclubs. Today, it attracts crowds for its dinner shows and performances by local vocalists.

Dealing with Wastewater and Sludge from Concrete Countertops

Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 2 - February/March 2011 by Jeffrey Girard, P.E. Comments are Disabled

Concrete-making uses water. Cleaning concrete-covered mixers, tools and buckets uses even more water. Add to that the sludge that’s rinsed out and you’re often left with a big mess. Everyone who makes concrete faces this dilemma: what to do with all that dirty water and gritty sludge.

The 2011 Circle of Distinction Design Challenge Winners

Events & Recognition Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 3 - April 2011 by Concrete Decor Staff Comments are Disabled

Fu-Tung Cheng announced the 2011 winners of Cheng Concrete’s annual Circle of Distinction Design Challenge at the 2011 Concrete Decor Show & Spring Training, in Nashville, Tenn.

Sink Molds, Edge Detail Molds, Tools and Fiber Optics for Concrete Countertops from Infinicrete

Tools & Equipment Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 3 - April 2011 by Concrete Decor Staff Comments are Disabled

For the past three years, decorative concrete artisan Jeff Kudrick has been developing his own sink and countertop molds and decorative concrete tools under the brand name Infinicrete, using them regularly in high-profile projects and distributing them through manufacturing companies Cheng Concrete and SureCrete Design Products.

How to Fix Bug Holes in Concrete Countertops in One Step

Concrete Repair & Restoration Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 3 - April 2011 by Mark Celebuski Comments are Disabled

There are few things more frustrating about making concrete countertops than dealing with bug holes. They seem to always show up and are seemingly just about impossible to fill completely. You think you’ve got them all filled, only to have bug holes show up after final polishing.