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The Pentagon: Concrete Contractors Helped Heal the Country By Getting to Work
As the nation came to terms with their grief and outrage of the September 11th attack, others stepped into the debris and began to clear a path for rebirth in hopes that by rebuilding the physical structures that had been destroyed.
Surmounting the Task of Building Straight and Radial Concrete Steps
Today’s manufacturers offer contractors a timely, cost effective and decorative treatment for almost any staircase project.
Indianapolis Microbrewery Embraces Concrete Coatings
A new case study from Dur-A-Flex touts the usefulness of its Poly-Crete cementitious urethane system in the beverage industry. The coating system stands up to beer spills, forklifts, dropped kegs, and all the other trauma that comes with the brewing territory.
Main Valet Concrete Driveway at Caesars Palace
Like any concrete surface that leads to the front entrance of a major Las Vegas hotel, the driveway at the main valet area of Caesars Palace is subject to all kinds of wear and tear.
Episode 4 TJ Neil Techniques in Concrete Sculpture
Florida Citrus County Concrete Sculptor at the World of Concrete
How to Officially Test Slump in Concrete
Most decorative concrete contractors don’t conduct standardized tests when pouring driveways, pool decks or the like. For practical purposes, most seasoned contractors can tell if the slump is right when they see the concrete coming down the chute. Learn how to get official results the easy way.
Concrete Solutions Spray-Top: Faster than a Concrete Finisher
Faster than a concrete finisher but more powerful than a cementitious overlay. It is able to cover surfaces with only one coat. It’s Spray-Top, a super new product from Concrete Solutions Inc.
Manufacturer Profile: Solomon Colors
Solomon Colors is the largest U.S.-owned producer of iron oxide pigments. Based in Springfield, Ill., the company got its start in the 1920s. Robert C. Solomon, the operator of the Panther Creek Coal Mine Co., decided that the black, carboniferous slate that lies above the coal seams would make a good color by-product.
Saw Kart from Engrave-A-Crete
From the guys who claim several world titles, including the “World’s #1 Manufacturer of Decorative Concrete Cutting Equipment,” comes this innovative accessory called SawKart.
