Why Concrete Is The Best Material For Your Water Tanks

Posted on: 14 October 2020

Water tanks are a common feature in many Australian homes, particularly those that are in more rural areas. Not only do water tanks allow for the collection and usage of free water, but they can also stop this water from pooling around your home and eroding the foundations. That is why it is so important that when you choose a water tank that you pick one that will last. While there are many materials that you can pick from, here are three reasons why you should always choose concrete water tanks if you have the option. [Read More]

Benefits of Using Concrete for Commercial Kerbing

Posted on: 25 June 2020

Concrete kerbing refers to a concrete border surrounding a water feature, gardens and other elements of landscaping. For any commercial property, kerbing is a worthwhile investment which will reduce expenses while improving your lawn's appeal. The outdoor appearance of your landscape speaks volumes about your business. Here are some of the benefits of using concrete for commercial kerbing. Aesthetical Appeal Having a commercial kerb done the right way improves the beauty of your pavement and parking lots. [Read More]

What to Know Before Stamping Your Concrete Driveway

Posted on: 17 October 2019

Looking to give your concrete driveway a decorative finish? Stamped concrete is one of the top choices available for your driveway. It offers limitless design possibilities, which include making concrete paving to resemble the look of cobblestone, flagstone, wood, brick, and marble among other patterns and textures.  Here's everything you need to know about the stamped concrete process. Is It Possible to Stamp an Old Concrete Driveway? You can easily facelift an existing concrete driveway by stamping it. [Read More]

Decorating Options For A Concrete Overlay

Posted on: 26 April 2019

If the concrete on your driveway or patio is looking a bit old and worn out, there's no need to go through the time and expense of ripping it up and starting again. You could just resurface it and take advantage of decorative concrete treatments to produce something beautiful. Textured Stamped Surfaces With stamping and colouring techniques, your concrete can resemble natural stone, brickwork or even timber planks. If you want a look-alike stone surface, for example, particular stamps or moulds can impress the unset concrete with the characteristic definition and texture of a particular stone, granite for instance. [Read More]