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Concrete can be colored integrally when its poured, as well as with surface applied colors such as stains, dyes and hardeners.
Exposed aggregate is accomplished by pouring concrete then removing the top layer, uncovering the coarse aggregate beneath.
Concrete resurfacing is a great for fixing or updating old surfaces. Brickform overlays and toppings can be customized with color, pattern and texture.
Staining is a versatile way to get a colorful decorative surface on both new or existing concrete slabs, indoors or out.
With near infinite color and texture combinations, stamped concrete is a fine choice for residential and commercial properties.
Final appearance and color may vary from these photos. This gallery is only a guide and is not intended to replace practical mock-ups or samples. Work with a contractor to determine the best color and texture/finish combinations. Many factors affect appearance, so representative jobsite samples/mock-ups are recommended prior to construction. Solomon Colors/Brickform accepts no responsibility for color matching or misprints.
Brickform was founded in 1971 during the early days of modern decorative concrete. With innovations such as urethane stamps and computer aided design, Brickform has long been at the forefront of the industry.
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