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The original cast-in-place, colored and imprinted architectural concrete paving. The imprinting tools produce patterns in the surface of the concrete in much the sam...

This system of specialized coloring, patterning, texturing and finishing techniques allows us to enhance ordinary concrete flooring and paving with a world of creative ...

While the polish chemically reacts with the concrete to lock in color, the mechanical application closes the surface to keep out contaminants. With only one application...

Thin Set is a specially formulated, polymer-modified topping system applied at a thickness of approximately 3/8-inch. This is a perfect design solution for all renovat...

Grasscrete is the green alternative to standard concrete surfaces providing a variety of landscape solutions while maintaining a sustainable green product design used fo...

This state-of-the-art system can cover just about any surface with almost any kind of artwork you can imagine: logos, colorful graphics, creative patterns and more. Mi...

Exposed Aggregate Systems bring the vintage decorative concrete option back into the forefront of the industry with innovative systems, longer-lasting products and a var...

Florspartic 100 provides excellent impact, abrasion, and chemical resistance characteristics, with flexible properties. Suitable for high traffic interior or exterior ap...
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Chase Oaks Church

Posted April 27, 2016 Topic: Exposed Aggregate

Chase Oaks Church is a non-denominational Bible church with 4 campuses in far north DFW, the newest being the Fairview campus. The Fairview campus is nestled against a creek, with large windows exposing the view. The 36,000 square foot building is composed of 4 major areas: auditorium (which seats 500), the Kid Zone, administration and a youth center. The décor is warm and inviting, accented by natural elements such as wood, steel and stone. To complement the nat...