Pebble concrete patio

Making an Exposed Aggregate Concrete Path: I love working with concrete because it's tough and versatile and relatively cost effective. In this instructable I'll be jazzing up a new footpath by exposing the aggregate. There are a few ways to do this, and many commercial operators use a hig…

Pebble laid in concrete path beside Amanruya swimming pool

Exposed aggregate entryway

When we meet with businesses and homeowners to discuss options available for concrete driveways, sidewalks, paths and retaining walls, they are often surprised at the options available.

Driveway

{I could use this on our screened porch! Cool!} Nature Stone covering over existing concrete patio floor.

Cool DIY Patio Designs

pebbles set in cement

This blog gives you some great reasons why resin bound paving could be the right product for you.

Pebble Epoxy Flooring / Concrete Resurfacing Our decorative Pebble Epoxy Flooring system and epoxy stone concrete resurfacing coating (also known as Chattahoochee Stone Flooring) that is used as an epoxy concrete overlay system comprised of decorative natural stones and/or marble and specially formulated UV epoxy for existing concrete surfaces. This pebble and epoxy flooring and

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Applying a pebble coat to your existing concrete patio or walkway is an excellent way to reduce the slickness of the surface when it becomes wet. Some pebble coating material must be applied when the concrete is still wet, but others can be applied after the concrete surface has cured.

Everyone dreams of a backyard that's both stylish and understated. A concrete patio is a great way to achieve this look. The best thing about concrete patios is that they’re easy to maintain and budget-friendly. If you’re looking for affordable, modern concrete patio ideas, you’ve come to the right spot! Honestly, there are plenty of

In June of 1987 I left the concrete and asphalt pavements of the United States for my first trip to Europe. I graduated 6 years earlier with a degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Oregon. In lectures, I had been mesmerized by images of the gardens of the Alhambra in Granada and Parque Guell in Barcelona, Spain, so I set off on a kind of pilgrimage to see that part of the World. Handcut blocks laid in a mosaic sidewalk in Lisbon I traveled first from Madrid to Lisbon…