Bright Ideas for Using White Concrete
Not all cement used in concrete is gray. For decorative concrete, using white portland cement in place of the standard gray variety allows for brighter, richer colors to be achieved when pigments are added. But many contractors prefer to add no color at all and leave the concrete a bright, gleaming white. Indoors, applications for white concrete include countertops, decorative floors, fireplace surrounds and even furniture. Outdoors, white concrete is often used for architectural accents, such as pillars and balustrades, and for light-reflective pavements. See these examples of what can be done with white concrete, whether for aesthetic reasons or to save energy and reduce lighting needs. For more information about the applications for white cement, download the report What Is White Cement? from the Portland Cement Association. Countertops Entryways Furniture Light-Reflective Pavements Find a Concrete Contractor 24 Services in 221 Metros -- U.S. and Canada © 1999-2012 ConcreteNetwork.com None of this site may be reproduced without written permission |