Menu of Textures Available

The Combinations are Endless

Color Chart Below

Gilpin’s Falls Bridge Plank

A 16" wide, weathered wood pattern

Beautiful Detail!

Newest Stamp for Us

Old Granite Cleft Stone

Seamless Textures & Design

Classic and Subtle

Grand Sandstone Rocks

This large natural stone pattern will give a life-like rock with the average size stone of 24"

Tod's favorite!

Grand Sandstone Texture

This large natural sandstone texture will give a life-like rock with custom rock, depends on tooling and sawcut placement

Great next to exp agg borders

Ashlar Slate

Achieve the appearance of slate pavers without the limitations of high labor costs or fragile building materials

Timeless with Character

Slate Texture

Thin, hand-hewn slate with natural texture is an attractive flooring option for indoors and out.

Subtle Beauty

Random Stone

Stone is a natural material with inherent beauty. For millennia, it has been the standard paving and building material. While its rustic appeal still holds in modern times.

Timeless with Character

Exposed Aggregate

Pea stone exposed to show the natural color of stone, looks for years to come!

Concrete can be colored or stained for variations. This picture shows natural color concrete and to the left shows a stained border and banner breaking up the sea of exposed aggregate. (The white is a footing for a structure)

Kathy's Favorite

Glow Rocks

Glow in the dark rocks can be scattered throughout the exposed aggregate during the pouring process. Stencils can also add a bit of flare. The concrete to the left is our attempt at capturing the glow in the dark pad in front of our pole barn. The picture to the right is the daytime picture. This features our compass rose, with staining and a tooled border.

Dare to be different

Swirl Finish

Plain Concrete with a little pizzazz

A twist of a wrist for texture

Spray on Knock Down

A Sprayed on Overlay to add texture to plain concrete without a lot of destruction.

New beginnings with this...

Integral Color Chart

Use this chart as a guideline only. The colors may not exactly represent the final color. Shade variations of cement and aggregate, plus variations in the mix design, volume of water, addition of admixtures and other additives, etc., may have an effect on the final color.

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