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Architectural cast stone has long served as a cornerstone of American commercial, residential, and hardscape construction, blending timeless aesthetics with modern engineering. Defined by its capacity to replicate natural stone with unmatched precision, c
Mortars more resistant to water have been developed for applications where mortar will be exposed to above average contact with water.
Arriscraft has released its Matterhorn product, a building stone manufactured almost entirely from reclaimed material.
Laticrete, a manufacturer of globally proven construction solutions for the building industry, announced the introduction of Permacolor® Select.
The MCAA will present Preventing Color Problems, Bidding Jobs Profitably for Color Issues and Getting An Exact Match for Masonry on November 20, 2013, at 10:00 AM CST.
ChemMasters Inc. has launched a new treatment to enhance and enrich the color of architectural and interlocking paving blocks.
An easy-to-use kit provides materials and equipment that have been used by experts to color porous masonry for more than 28 years.
Often, when considering mortars, overlooked factors can lead to a project’s demise.
Conproco is excited to announce the opening of our Mid-Atlantic Resource Center.
The MCAA will present Preventing Color Problems, Bidding Jobs Profitably for Color Issues & Getting An Exact Match for Masonry on November 14, 2012, at 10:00 AM CST.
As a subsidiary of the Parex Group, Parex now has access to universal color a proven pigment system used globally by its sister companies.
Many variables come together to produce high-quality masonry. Mortar is one of the only job site materials made by hand and as needed.
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Colored Mortars
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