They’re heavy and they can be hard to install. But for some customers, decorative concrete tubs are worth every drop of sweat.
Vol. 8 No. 1 – February 2008
Decorative Concrete in the Forest: The Concrete Treehouse
No, it’s not built into the fork of a tree. It’s the grown-up version, with a breathtaking mountain view and lots of decorative concrete.
The Questions You Should Ask When Considering Decorative Concrete
There is nothing more stressful than deciding on the best path for your business. Making the right decision at the right time is very important in growing and in perfecting the decorative craft. I had to answer each of the questions below at some point in my decorative journey and I’m guessing so will you.
The Importance of Control Joint Fillers in Concrete
The choice of filler and sealant product for a decorative slab is influenced by the amount of movement taking place, the kind of abuse the surface will be taking, and, of course, how the filler will look.
Concrete, Wine and Fiber Optics, The Perfect Mix
Catering to his client’s passion for fine wine, Scott Cohen, owner of The Green Scene in Canoga Park, Calif., crafted this striking outdoor serving counter, which incorporates more than 200 recycled wine bottles.
The Ins and Outs of Concrete Floor Grinders
The ins and outs of floor grinders on the market today.
Silica Dust Control – Stop Breathing Sand
As an ingredient in most concrete mixtures, crystalline silica is virtually guaranteed to be present on any decorative concrete job site.
Putting a New Stamp on Concrete
A number of new technological innovations give today’s contractors more choices when they’re looking to make an impression.
Cheng Design Awards
Cheng Concrete announced the winners of its fourth annual Members’ Circle of Distinction Design Challenge at the 2008 World of Concrete show in Las Vegas last January. More than 100 entries were received for the contest from 25 states as well as Canada, Mexico, and England.
Tips on Getting the Most From Your Radiant Heat Floors
Sure, radiant-heated concrete is warm and comfortable. But before you get too comfortable, there are underlayments, insulation and other factors to consider.