BY KLASSEN CONCRETE
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-Randy Klassen
This amazing yard renovation was completed last summer and included the design and install of all mature trees, raised Douglas Fur timber planting beds, boulders, rock, full shrub design and install, sprinklers and lighting. We performed all tasks and aspects of this project- all through 2 – 38 inch gates which remained intact! I am including finished pictures, but consider and appreciate the before pictures at the end of post! We’d love to help you with your next project and if you need more information just click here
A smooth, hand applied thin veneer perfect for interior walls and fireplaces. For more information on this and other finishes like microcement click here
This small space was the perfect place to design and install this live edge desk. We kept both sides of the edge intact and back filled with concrete to create a smooth edge along the rear of the desk. Wall brackets were used to hang the unit in place- and it can be easily removed and installed in another location in minutes!
Here’s just -some- of the textures that can be created with concrete, applications are totally endless…..
This micro cement concrete hearth is less than 1/4” thick and is built over a wood sub frame clad in cement board.
Improper grading on this rooftop patio lead to water ponding and subsequent damage to the front facade on this multi family property.
First step was to remove existing membrane 40” from the front parapet wall across the entire width of the building- so the concrete could be re graded
Once removed we used Sika Quick 1000 to re slope the concrete to drain to the scuppers. This product allowed membrane to be re installed within 24 hours for fast turn around.
This process was completed in 5 days from start to finish.
The existing waterfall had not been used in over a year, and leaked pretty bad. We first created a new smooth layer over the existing slate tiles, then waterproofed the entire wall and side returns. Once watertight, we added layer upon layer of Tadelakt lime plaster- the very plaster used in Moroccan architecture for their elaborate spas. We used our own style by using multiple colours in a vertical application adding to the look of the falling water. Very pleased with the end result!
