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Entries Tagged as 'Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)'

Benefits of Decorative Concrete for Your Home or Business

June 28th, 2010 · No Comments

You have probably seen decorative concrete in many places but not realized what material it was! Concrete has traveled a long way from gray sidewalks and driveways. Just a few examples of what concrete can be used for are: sleek and durable concrete countertops, innovative concrete walls resembling any material, and high end polished concrete floors of any color. Decorative concrete can also give you a custom look for a driveway, pool, or patio area. In short, concrete can be stained any color, designed to imitate almost any surface, and can be used virtually anywhere.

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Tags: Concrete Staining · Concrete Stenciling · Decorative Concrete · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)

Stamped Concrete Maintenance

June 14th, 2010 · No Comments

Concrete is one of the most commonly used materials in the world of construction, and can be found just about anywhere you look. Stamped concrete, in particular is prized for its durability and visual appeal, and can be used in situations where the concrete is meant to imitate another, more expensive materials.

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Tags: Concrete Maintenance · Decorative Concrete · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)

The Many Uses of Concrete in Your Home or Business

May 24th, 2010 · No Comments

Concrete is used to pour foundations and walls in buildings and structures around the world, which is a building material made from water, sand, gravel and cement. Approximately six billion tons of concrete are produced every year, and concrete is one of the most durable building materials ever created. Together, steel and concrete can make buildings as high as skyscrapers, but most people don’t realize the elegance and beauty of poured concrete for use around their home or business.

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Tags: Decorative Concrete · Driveways · Exterior Concrete · Patios · Pools · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured) · Steps & Walkways

The Benefits and Beauty of Interior Concrete Countertops

November 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

For customers in the market for countertops, there’s no better option than concrete. Concrete seamlessly combines durability with elegant simplicity and provides countless options for design.

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Tags: Concrete Staining · Concrete Stenciling · Countertops · Decorative Concrete · Interior Concrete · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)

Decorative Concrete Can Make a Difference

September 28th, 2009 · No Comments

Using the flexible modern design possibilities of old-fashioned concrete is one of the most innovative modern construction techniques. Today’s decorative concrete technology can produce results that are at once amazingly beautiful, completely practical and surprisingly inexpensive.

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Tags: Concrete Staining · Concrete Stenciling · Decorative Concrete · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)

Stamped Concrete Maintenance

September 14th, 2009 · No Comments

Stamped concrete is a technique that allows craftsmen to make concrete look like brick, slate, flagstone, ceramic tiles, inlaid stone, and even wood. There is a huge variety of colors and patterns available and the effects can be incredibly intricate or fairly simple, depending on the owner’s taste and needs. Stamped concrete can be used anywhere: a driveway, deck, as a floor in your home, an outdoor walkway–anywhere you want a beautiful, durable surface! Concrete provides a wonderful canvas for creating the illusion of very expensive materials at a price range within everyone’s budget.

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Tags: Concrete Maintenance · Decorative Concrete · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)

Plain Concrete vs. Stamped Concrete

September 7th, 2009 · No Comments

A wide variety of materials are available to finish and remodel surfaces around homes and businesses, including bricks, cobblestones, pavers, concrete slabs, and decorative stamped concrete. All materials and techniques have their place and use, but if you desire affordability, durability and aesthetics, one should consider the benefits of either plain or stamped concrete.

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Tags: Decorative Concrete · Stamped Concrete (Imprinted/Textured)