Different Decorative Concrete Types Laid Out for Beginners

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Decorative concrete redefines the use of concrete when it comes to buildings and general construction. Traditionally, concrete serves as a practical construction material used to set up beams, pillars, walls and other structural elements. However, decorative concrete changes the narrative and focuses on using concrete for enhancing the beauty and aesthetic appeal of the structure. Transforming concrete into a decorative element requires various materials and styles. The technique you choose determines if you will carry out the decorative work when pouring the concrete of after the concrete cures.

14 December 2020

Advantages of Exposed Aggregate for Your Yard

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Choosing the flooring for your outdoor entertainment areas, for patios and pool decks, is an important decision. Being one of the main hardscape elements in a garden, the paving's colour and texture will shape the environment. Additionally, it needs to wear well and outlast what nature can throw at it. One possibility to consider is exposed aggregate — here are several advantages. No Join Lines Unlike pavers, exposed aggregate forms one continuous surface that isn't broken up with multiple messy join lines.

6 October 2020

Why Fix Cracks in Your Asphalt Car Park?

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Your car park's asphalt surface is designed to last. However, as it ages, it may deteriorate and get damaged. In some cases, this damage can affect the surface of the asphalt which may start to crack in places. While you may not have major or multiple cracks on your car park, you shouldn't ignore the ones you do have. It's better to fix this kind of damage quickly. Why? Stop Damage in its Tracks

14 December 2019

Benefits Of Concrete Resurfacing For Your Driveway Or Patio

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If you have a concrete driveway or patio and want to update your home, why not undertake a concrete resurfacing project? It will rejuvenate the surface to give your home a fresh appeal. Here are several benefits. Prolongs The Life Of Your Surface  Rather than ripping up the existing concrete, you can put down a cement overlay and decorate it in any way you wish. This prolongs its lifespan and reduces the labour and materials required for a more significant overhaul.

22 July 2019

Choosing the Right Paving Solution for Your Outdoor Patio Space

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When creating an outdoor patio space, you want a paving option that is strong and durable but also very attractive. You can typically choose concrete, paving stones or liquid limestone. Each surface will have its own advantages and disadvantages, so note a few of those here and this can help you better decide the paving solution for your space. 1. Concrete Concrete is very durable and strong and good for managing added weight, such as for an outdoor kitchen that may include a heavy stove and other features.

21 March 2017

How Concrete Contractors Can Respond When Clients Change Their Minds

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When you're carrying out a concrete pouring job, clients can change their minds in a second, making what looked like a simple task much more complicated. Sometimes clients will start with clear plans about the final dimensions of their patios or driveways. However, after you have started work, they decide on something grander, or they need to cut back due to budgeting issues. At other times, clients decide upon a completely different style of concrete for the remaining part of the job, sending concrete contractors back to their wholesalers for materials.

15 August 2016

Choosing, Making and Using Scaffolding for Tiny Home Construction

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Wondering how you will reach the top of your tiny home to complete it? Ladders can work for some projects, but if you want to be able to move around and reach multiple parts of your little house at once, you may need some scaffolding. Here's a look at some options ranging from homemade scaffolding to hiring scaffolding: Sawhorses and Planks With a tiny house, you may not need to get that high.

8 August 2016