Concrete Pouring Tips for Everyone: A Concrete Blog

Posted on: 9 June 2016

If your home's driveway, garage floor, or concrete patio is starting to show its age and needs some minor repair and resurfacing work, you may not need to call a concrete professional to do this for you. Very often you can use some rented equipment and filler materials to cover over cracks and other minor chips, and make the surface look like new again. Before you do, however, note a few important DIY tips to ensure you get the job done right.
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Posted on: 9 June 2016

There are so many drill bit brand names and styles that one can be at a loss when trying to select a drill bit that will serve his or her needs effectively. This article discusses some crucial questions that you should ask yourself if you would like to buy some drill bits for an upcoming DIY home improvement project. How Durable Is That Drill Bit? One way to get value for money is to select a drill bit that will last for a long time.
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Posted on: 8 June 2016

A concrete kerb is another name for concrete edging. It is very easy to improve the visual appeal of the landscape around your commercial building by constructing a concrete kerb to demarcate the walkways. Read on and learn the steps that you need to follow in order to install this kerb. Step 1: Dig a Hole for the Kerb Mark off the area where you would like the kerb to be located.
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Posted on: 7 June 2016

Because of its tough nature, concrete qualifies as one of the most difficult construction materials to break. However, you may have to cut through concrete at some point when you are carrying out a home improvement project, whether it's resurfacing a concrete driveway, repairing a concrete floor, or tearing down a concrete wall. If it is your first-time working with concrete, you will need to be familiar with the tips you should follow to ensure the work goes smoothly and is done safely.
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