historical integrity of an existing building, ATAS' Standing Seam Shingle is an ideal roofing product. A traditional standing seam profile is available in 36" and 60" lengths, the shingle's four-way interlock design ensures weather-tightness
Left untreated, they will weather to a natural gray, or they can be painted or stained. Cedar shakes and shingles are highly wind and hail resistant roofing choices, and when properly treated have excellent fire resistance.
Concrete, Block, and Slab Foundations A slab concrete layer has already set. Concrete, Block, and Slab Foundations A block the holes or cells and filled with concrete. Block walls can also be used to form stem
have become the focus of This concrete walkway was stamped to look like Roman slate in Escondido, Calif. This concrete walkway was stamped to look like Roman slate depending on the size of your patio or walkway. Also, factor maintenance into the overall
A pervious concrete driveway absorbs water instead of shedding it. If a municipality has tight environmental regulations for residential construction, this type of driveway may be required. Photo courtesy of Gordon Kenna, Georgia Concrete and Products Association.
Your driveway is your welcome mat, the pathway to your home. It may be a broad expanse or curved and winding, disappearing among the shrubbery or a straight shot to a waiting garage. Whatever the profile, your driveway presents landscaping opportunities to enhance your home and its character.
noise pollution -- and look good doing it. Five Main Systems Concrete building systems are of five main types: Concreteblock, ICF or Insulating Concrete Forms, removable forms, panel systems, and autoclaved aerated concrete. Let s look at the
are such an attractive option. Stone veneers are thin slices of stone that can be applied over other materials, such as concreteblock, brick, plywood or drywall. This contemporary fireplace incorporates a stone veneer with wood benches and shelves
photo credit: Protecto Wrap Company Garage Foundation Basics A garage foundation is typically constructed of concreteblock or a poured concrete wall. First the site is cleared or scraped and footing trenches are dug below grade according to code
no deck, no nothing," admitted Surmelis. "The front yard consisted of ivy and the lower front landing was simply a concreteblock of cement." To improve the front yard, Surmelis had it landscaped and a fence and gate built to perk up first impressions