These days, homeowners who fall for waterfalls may be able to get exactly what they have in mind. Thanks to decorative concrete, options are almost limitless.
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Add Faux Concrete Rocks to Your Decorative Concrete Portfolio
Whether you create them on site or buy them precast, faux rocks can be a valuable part of your portfolio.
Synthetic Rocks Making Their Way to Residential Builds
The world’s great deposits of synthetic rock were once concentrated in zoos, theme parks and the occasional museum exhibit. But times have changed, and these days, faux rock is cropping up all over, from backyard pools and spas to shopping-mall waterfalls.
Additional “Tools” for the Concrete Faux Rock Trade
In general, if you work with concrete now, you likely have the tools you’ll need to create synthetic rocks, but here are a few items that might make the job a little easier. Start with some proper training, especially if creating synthetic rock is new for you, or you’re moving […]
Decorative Concrete Techniques: Faux Rock Tricks-of-the-Trade
A comprehensive list of important aspects of the faux rock trade. From tool choice to customer expectations, here are some tried and true tips, tricks and techniques to take your faux rock skill to the next level
Decorative Concrete Technique: How to Create Realistic Stone Effect with Concrete Color Hardener
When stamping, California contractor Lee Levig likes to use more than one color as the base color, usually different shades of the same color.
Faux Rock Features Roll Out Exciting New Opportunities for Concrete
Synthetic rock is commonplace at theme parks, zoos, aquariums, museums, resorts, hotels and many other places — and there’s a growing demand for residential applications.
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