All week decorative concrete contractors have worked on their projects showcased in the Artistry in Decorative Concrete area, located in the Concrete Surfaces & Decorative Pavilion in Silver Lot 3, opposite the South Hall.
This year, a team of CIM University students will again take part in a project presented by Concrete Industry Management Student Artistry projects at World of Concrete.
A CC-sponsored ASCC conference looks for solutions in sealer applications.
Concrete countertops can be customized to customers' wants and needs.
Coloring, polishing, and repairing contractors visited exhibitors at the pavilion.
A new house in Sun Valley, Idaho, features decorative concrete throughout.
Showcasing their decorative skills and handy craftwork, this year's artists come from all over the world to take part in the 9th annual Artistry in Decorative Concrete demonstrations.
As the use of decorative concrete continues to grow, so does the list of products and tools to assist the contractor in using and applying this incredibly versatile material in the field.
Watch leading artisans demonstrate the most innovative decorative concrete applications and techniques in integral color, stains, color hardeners, stamping, polishing, stenciling, overlays, sculpting, and more!
Decorative concrete work results from creativity and skill, learning the proper techniques, and using products that make a job even better.
Fundamental differences exist between flatwork made with pervious concrete and standard concrete. The surface texture differs noticeably, and when it comes to holding water, they're at opposite ends of the spectrum. But neither of those differences means that pervious can't be decorative.
Specializing in countertops and precast installments, New Edge Design, created these custom concrete countertops and island to aesthetically complement the kitchen's design.
Within the past six years, advancements in concrete construction have come about more quickly than for any other construction material.
At the 2008 World of Concrete, Artistry in Decorative Concrete demonstrated diamond polished concrete, custom-stamped concrete, an integral cast-in-place sink and countertop overlay cement, precast concrete, and handcarved rockwork.
The world of decorative concrete keeps expanding, even into the realm of furniture. On first blush it doesn't seem that using concrete to make furniture is a good thing to do. It's brittle, it cracks, it has little tensile strength, and it's much heavier than wood. Even so, all around the country...
For the fifth year, Concrete Construction magazine and the Decorative Concrete Council (DCC), a Council of the American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC), is sponsoring Artistry in Decorative Concrete demonstrations at the World of Concrete (WOC) in Las Vegas, the centerpiece of the outdoor...
Driven by an almost limitless color palette and realistic pattern options, as well as long-lasting beauty, colored and stamped concrete is often the material of first choice for residential paving.
Concrete's strength, durability and resource efficiency make it ideal for sustainable buildings, but the predominant raw material for the cement in concrete—limestone—makes concrete plain and gray, not a desirable look for most buildings. Now contractors
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As one of the older more traditional decorative concrete finishes, salt finish concrete is the most popular in nonfreeze/thaw regions around the country. For little additional cost you can add texture to just about any hardscape.