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There’s nothing like a nice curve, but advance planning is essential. Ask any man and he will confess the more curve the better. Ask any women and she will agree curves are good as long as they flow — no bulging. Ask a decorative stamping crew and they will agree curves can cause loss of sleep at the design and installation phase.
Color specialists offer advice for getting the look that you — and your customers — are counting on.
This company’s founders left careers in an international construction firm to offer decorative concrete with the spirit of Aloha.
There are as many techniques for layering stains as there are concrete artisans. Here are tips from some of the best in the trade.
Steven Ochs and Gerald Taylor, hoping to inspire others to lend a helping hand to tsunami victims, created this concrete composition that shows the power and determination of children everywhere.
If you’re looking to give your concrete countertop a natural edge, look no further than two new texture edge forms from Bon Tool Co. The forms, one stone and one seashell, were introduced in January. Both give a unique, natural-looking texture to the side of a bathroom or kitchen countertop.
The Concrete Countertop Institute (CCI) offers comprehensive education and resources for all aspects of concrete countertops. The Institute has recently added classes on creating cast-in-place countertops, marketing and selling countertops, and advanced sink fabrication.
Concrete Decor publisher Bent Mikkelsen reports on a training seminar in North Yorkshire
A commitment to quality, innovation and exemplary customer service make Symons a leader in the industry.
A concrete finishing broom is an artist’s tool, and like any important tool, it needs to be treated with care.
