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15 hours ago · Texture Options. The basic texture of concrete is smooth, but it can be modified to be slip-resistant or to have a decorative finish. Exposed aggregate concrete, where the top layer of cement paste is washed away to reveal the stones within, is popular for its texture and grip. Brushed concrete provides a rougher feel and can prevent slips and ...
3 days ago · In 2020, a stunning residential project transformed a backyard into an inviting entertainment area in the USA. The centerpiece of this outdoor patio features a beautifully etched compass design, adding a unique touch to the space. The surface, made of exposed aggregate concrete, integrates AGT™ ULTRA Grade ½” Aqua Blue Glow Stones. These glow stones were meticulously troweled into the ...
15 hours ago · – At this level, a small portion of the fine aggregates in the concrete mix is exposed. The surface appears slightly textured, with some fine sand and small aggregate particles visible. This level offers a more subtle, mottled appearance and is commonly used in settings where aesthetics and slip resistance are important, such as retail spaces ...
Exposed Aggregate coming out of stamped patio. Is this normal. Many spots have aggregate continuing to developed since it was poured. Pic 1 bad spot, pic 2 good spot. 1. Add a Comment.
2 days ago · 4. Exposed Aggregate for Texture and Depth. To add texture and depth to your concrete driveway, consider using exposed aggregate. Exposed aggregate driveways involve removing the top layer of concrete to expose the aggregate (small stones) beneath. This creates a visually interesting surface that adds texture and dimension to your driveway.
15 hours ago · The spiral staircase and roof railing were also replaced with a contemporary style. Bianchi also suggested sand-finished, exposed aggregate decking around the pool and bar for a sleek, low-profile touch, leaving curving beds that were filled with cactus, agaves and other desert plants.
15 hours ago · Exposed Aggregate Patchy Marks. I just got exposed aggregate poured. It was Boral Southern cross. After pouring, we had an area which was underexposed and the concreters agreed to hone just that area ( around 30sqm in front of a window). There is the area where the colour is not same, but in a straight line. Any inputs on if this is normal.
