BELOW: Today's work is the darker part:
BELOW: The parking bays to the right (to be done soon):
BELOW: The entry consists of 2 colours:
BELOW: Showing the start of the 'border paver':
BELOW: Could the A380 park here?:
BELOW: Today's work, stencil removed 1 hour ago:
BELOW: Today's slab in the foreground:
BELOW: Path at the side of the garages:
BELOW: Today's work is the dark bit (stencil still in):
That's it for now...
John & Tarin.
4 comments:
Impressive work - looks great!
oh this looks fantastic, and we are getting that spray on stuff too, who did you use? pricey??? I think we got a quote for $50sqm??? I love your choice of design, I might copy it!
Hi Annie,
We are so happy with the work. It will eventually be high-pressure washed and then sealed which will give it a 'wet' look (can't wait for this bit).
Also, the method we have used is not sprayed on, it is all done as part of the concrete pour. They lay a stencil and spread the colour and grippy stuff over the top, then remove the stencil a day or so later.
As far as costs go, this way costs us $83 per square metre (including the concrete, steel mesh, excavation, drainage, the stencil and 2 colours (the main colour and the border colour). Plain concrete would have cost us $60 per sq metre, but the stenciling adds that WOW factor.
We are extremely happy with the work, but I expect we will cry when we get the bill, which is estimated at around $24,000 at present (we keep adding extra concrete ;-)
John & Tarin
I love the way it is looking so far! Looks great! I cant wait to see how it looks all sealed and shiny.
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