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The Quick Release Block Form can create varying options of blocks.

Quick Release Block Forms for Creating Concrete Landscape Blocks

Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 2001 Building with Concrete by Concrete Decor Staff Comments are Disabled

Quick Release Block Forms for creating large landscape concrete blocks are available in a variety of sizes. Liners can create various rock and stone patterns and last for a minimum of 100+ uses under normal conditions

Diamond Products Introduces Core Cut CC6000D with Differential Drive

Diamond Products has announced the introduction of its new Core Cut CC6000D Concrete Saws with Differential Drive to its product line. The new CC6000D features a patent-pending design with a differential drive system that allows for easy maneuvering by pivoting the saw on its rear wheels. No heavy lifting is […]

Slip Stone Extruded Wall System

Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 2001 Building with Concrete by Susan M. Brimo-Cox Comments are Disabled

Rolling Along! Slip Stone System Enhances Extruded Walls. For extruded form wall applications, decorative concrete is no longer a stranger.

Skookum Floors, Decorative Concrete Inspires New Business Venture

Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 2001 Featured Contractor by Robert Simpson Comments are Disabled

When Mark Donaldson and partner Rebecca Meyers saw a decorative concrete floor they knew instantly this was the product they were seeking. Impressed with decorative concrete’s cost-efficiency, durability and unlimited design potential they were quick to recognize its commercial possibilities.

Polishing Concrete: Putting a High Shine on an Old Mix

Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 2001 Concrete Polishing by Dave Cagle Comments are Disabled

Super smooth concrete, buffed to a gloss, seems too nice for a hardware store, much less a warehouse place. Don’t be fooled. The near-mirror finish not only looks good and is tough, it also saves money by dramatically cutting the labor and materials needed to clean and maintain it.

Get your copy of the Super Stone CD

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The informative, interactive CD-ROM from SuperStone contains more than a complete catalog of quality made products, it also includes our training videos (Stamped Concrete, ChlorStain, and Super Surface). As innovators of decorative concrete products customers have always enjoyed the special attention SuperStone places on service. To learn more please give […]

Repairing Concrete Cracks by Making Them A Part of Your Design

Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 2001 Concrete Repair & Restoration Staining & Coloring Concrete by Susan M. Brimo-Cox Comments are Disabled

Repairing cracks properly is one thing, making them a part of your design concept is becoming a popular alternative.

Exaktime Releases Jobclock Time and Attendance System

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Exaktime, Inc., a technology company focused on the construction industry has introduced the Jobclock, a hardware and software package that allows remote job time and attendance tracking utilizing Dallas Instruments’ ibuttons, Palm Inc.’s Palm Pilot and the latest PC technology. The heart of the Jobclock system is a small, construction […]

Western Forms,Inc.appoints Lavon Winkler President and Chief Operations Officer

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Mr. Lavon Winkler accepted the position of President and Chief Operations Officer at Western Forms, Inc. He will be responsible for operations of all domestic and international business units and implementing strategic plans that enhance the growth of the Western Forms brand and products worldwide. Mr. Winkler brings to Western […]

Take the Guesswork Out of Selecting Diamond Blades

Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 2001 Tools & Equipment by Thom Fisher Comments are Disabled

Selecting the right diamond blade to run on concrete saws is the best way to maximize your equipment investment. More and more companies offer diamond blades. But how can a contractor choose the right blade for the right saw?