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Engrave-A-Crete Inc. has partnered with J.D. Honigberg International Inc. to develop an international distributor network for Engrave-A-Crete products. Under the terms of the agreement J.D. Honigberg will interact with foreign prospects for Engrave-A-Crete, assisting with communication, international compliance requirements, and import and export requirements and intricacies. www.engraveacrete.com ww.jdhintl.com
Husqvarna has acquired King Concepts, an Australian company that manufactured and sold equipment and consumables for the floor preparation and concrete polishing markets. The King Concepts product line included polishing and grinding machines, dust collectors, and related diamond tools and consumables. Sales were conducted mainly in the United States and […]
Mapei celebrated its 70th birthday in its hometown of Milan. Mapei was founded in 1937, in Milan’s Bovisa district. From a small family business, it developed into a multinational company, operating in markets across the world. Today, Mapei is a worldwide leader in the field of adhesives, sealants and chemical […]
How to prevent water damage from spoiling your project. Water is the enemy of decorative concrete. And the water can come from anywhere. Most often, it comes from irrigation sprinklers that are installed well after the concrete contractor is done.
Step-by-step instructions and useful tips from people in the industry who have experimented enough to know what works.
Decorative concrete overlays, stampings, fountains and countertops created from scratch. And the best part of all was that the majority of the work the artisans created are to become a permanent working part of Walla Walla County Fairgrounds.
You don’t have to stain in vain — restoration and maintenance can fight age and wear on just about any colored concrete slab.
Here are a few products that can be used to breath new life into old concrete.
Concrete toppings developed for stenciling decorative concrete differ from general-purpose overlays in several ways.
It’s pretty easy to create a concrete countertop that looks like a garage floor. But branching out from flatwork to countertops means embracing completely different ideas on aesthetics and performance, not to mention learning different skills. Mike Moncrieff has made the leap.
