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Religious and Environmentally Enhancing Uses for Concrete

Hi! My name is Martha. I am a deeply spiritual person and a lover of the environment. To give myself a chance to meld those two interests, I have created a beautiful space in my back garden complete with a concrete birdbath, a small patio and a great deal of flowers. In this blog, I am going to help you learn to use concrete in your sanctuary. Whether you are designing a huge church or just creating a small spiritual space in your home, you will find posts that help you integrate concrete into that space. I hope you find inspiration for both your faith and your decorating objectives in this blog!

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From Foundation to Finish: Mastering Slipform Concrete
15 June 2023

Slipform concrete is a game-changer in the world o

3 Valuable Tips for Maintaining Your Decorative Concrete
14 September 2022

Concrete is a well-known material commonly used in

Residential Concreting – 5 Essential Steps for Pouring the Perfect Concrete Driveway
28 April 2022

A concrete driveway can be an excellent addition t

Textured Concrete Finishes to Consider for Your Driveway
19 January 2022

Adding texture to concrete driveways can give them

All About Commercial Concrete Pumping
13 September 2021

Concrete pumps are pretty common in commercial con

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From Foundation to Finish: Mastering Slipform Concrete

Slipform concrete is a game-changer in the world of construction. This innovative technique allows for the seamless pouring and continuous vertical construction of concrete structures, from the foundation to the finish. This blog post explores the various stages of slipform concrete and delves into the techniques that contribute to its mastery. Foundation Preparation Before slipform construction begins, meticulous planning and preparation are essential. The foundation is excavated and levelled, ensuring a stable base for the concrete structure. Read More 

3 Valuable Tips for Maintaining Your Decorative Concrete

Concrete is a well-known material commonly used in building structures. Despite being utilitarian, you may not know that concrete is also a great material to use to enhance the aesthetics of a structure. Floors, driveways, patios, and walls can be transformed into exciting decorative pieces while maintaining concrete's durability benefits. However, once the designs are complete and the concrete has cured, it is vital to ensure they are protected and properly maintained. Read More 

Residential Concreting – 5 Essential Steps for Pouring the Perfect Concrete Driveway

A concrete driveway can be an excellent addition to your property when upgrading your home. Besides their stunning appearance, they are durable and keep your outdoors cleaner. If you choose to pour a concrete driveway without professional help, you must follow strict guidelines to achieve the ultimate results.  To get you off on the right footing, consider these five essential steps to pour a concrete driveway the right way: Begin with a Solid Plan  Read More 

Textured Concrete Finishes to Consider for Your Driveway

Adding texture to concrete driveways can give them extra grip and make them safer to walk and drive on. A texture can be created in several ways. For example, stamped and stencilled concrete are two possibilities. Exposed aggregate is another. Here is an overview of these alternatives. Stamped Concrete The grooves and indentations of stamped concrete are created using moulds. These stamps come in various designs to mimic substances such as stone pavers or timber planks. Read More 

All About Commercial Concrete Pumping

Concrete pumps are pretty common in commercial construction projects. That is because they save you on time, costs and labour, which you would otherwise incur when doing it manually. Essentially, commercial concrete pumping involves applying liquid concrete at various construction sites through a piston-driven mechanism in a pump. Examples of pumps include boom pumps, stationary pumps, specialised pumps and ground line pumps. Each of these pumps is fitted with two cylinders and a hopper. Read More