Ideas For Concrete Block Retaining Walls

Posted on 29 December 2021

Retaining walls enhance all kinds of gardens, both flat and sloping ones. Concrete blocks will make the construction of these walls easy. You could opt for hollow blocks filled with mortar and reinforced with steel rods for extra strength. A more straightforward way to set up the wall is by using interlocking concrete blocks that click together without the need for mortar. Here are several ideas on how to use concrete block walls in your yard. [Read More]

Why Concrete Pavers Make Sense For More Australian Homes Than Outdoor Tiles

Posted on 28 October 2021

When it comes to outdoor living areas, Australians take their designs very seriously. There are a lot of different options for flooring material for these areas, from decking to masonry, stones to vinyl. However, two of the most popular options that often go head to head as people's main choice are pavers and tiles. Pavers and tiles are both solid choices, but for most Australians, pavers will make more sense in the long run. [Read More]

What Are The Advantages of Using Concrete in Your Commercial Kerbing Project?

Posted on 25 May 2021

Commercial kerbing can be constructed using a variety of materials, but concrete remains the top choice for most commercial property owners across Australia.  Concrete exhibits specific qualities that make it suitable for use in commercial kerbing applications. If you're contemplating kerbing installation as part of a commercial paving project, there are many good reasons to go with concrete.  Continue reading to discover some top advantages of using concrete for commercial kerbing construction. [Read More]

3 Ways of Repairing Asphalt Drives

Posted on 22 March 2021

If you're looking for info about how to repair a damaged asphalt driveway, you've come to the right place. Here are three techniques that can be used to fix up asphalt so it is as good as new. Read on to discover more! Applying Sealcoating Sealcoating is typically the first way to fix a cracked or broken asphalt surface. It involves spreading coal tar over the damaged area and then using a roller to smooth it out before painting on an asphalt cement sealer. [Read More]

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Concrete: Using Concrete Around the Home

My name is Krisi. I love DIY and repairing things around my home. I know that concrete doesn’t seem very exciting, but ever since I used coloured and patterned concrete to pave parts of my property, I’ve become a real fan! I have set up this blog to let people know about this wonderful, robust and versatile material. Concrete can be used for many things, such as resurfacing driveways, constructing walls and tiling roofs. This blog is for people who are looking for tips on how to choose the right type of style of concrete for their home and advice about how to install, maintain or repair concrete surfaces.