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ToolCrete announces new GFRC Sprayer

ToolCrete has announced its new GFRC (3-jet downward) Sprayer for concrete countertop and mold applications. This tool will apply high-fibered GFRC and aggregate-filled mixes fast and evenly. The hopper holds approximately a gallon at a time and with the proper compressor users can fill a countertop or concrete mold with more than 10 pounds of GFRC in less than 60 seconds.

American Concrete Institute mourns the loss of Daniel W. Falconer, ACI Managing Director, Engineering

The American Concrete Institute announced that they are mourning the passing of Daniel W. Falconer, ACI Managing Director of Engineering who passed away peacefully on July 29, 2015, at age 59, in his Hartland, Michigan, home surrounded by his family, after a 16-month battle with colon cancer.

Flowfresh Floors attain HACCP International Certification

Global polymer flooring manufacturer Flowcrete Group Ltd. has secured Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) International Certification for its Flowfresh range of antimicrobial protected cementitious urethane floors. This certification means that food and beverage producers operating an HACCP-based food safety program can specify flooring materials that meet the relevant regulatory authority’s standards for safe procurement, production and processing as well as the requirements of the world’s leading quality and food safety standards.

A Concrete Hardscape Project At Greenwood Park Mall

The lifestyle center addition to the Greenwood Park Mall on U.S. Highway 31 North in Greenwood was completed in spring 2008. The project, which involved more than 1,000 cubic yards of concrete, is significant because it reflects the growing use of concrete in Indiana’s public spaces.

Wisconsin’s Artisan in Concrete Nolan King

Nolan King, owner of King Architectural Concrete and Construction LLC in River Falls, Wisconsin, started his own construction business at the age of 23 after graduating from college in 2001 with an engineering degree. His business focused primarily on home remodeling work.

Six new interchanges were created using a double-teardrop shape. Mike Shepherd of Shepherd's Construction Co. Inc. completed work on four of the traffic roundabouts and their associated walkways.

Concrete Streetscapes in Carmel Improve Safety

In 2011, the city of Carmel, Indiana, revamped its major roadway, the Keystone Parkway, as part of a multiphase project to lower the grade under six major intersections. This created new interchanges and no traffic lights for north-south traffic over a five-mile stretch, while six new roundabouts managed east-west traffic. […]