More stories about Aggregates

• Laying a Flagstone Terrace

  For a smooth surface, cut the stones to fit and float them into place.

• On Site With Pervious Concrete

  Stormwater runoff flows right through this porous concrete pavement.

• A New Look for Old Paneling

  Skim-coating the walls with setting compound is easier than starting from scratch.

• Wet-Set Mudsills

  With careful layout, placing sills directly into the wet concrete can save time.

• Aspire RF

  The Aspire RF line of wireless control products incorporates Z-Wave technology that uses sensing and random back-off to reduce interference. The system includes Aspire?s signature curve motif and contrasting matte and low-gloss finishes, which are offered in three two-toned color combinations:...

• Q&A: Preventing Condensation Under Basement Flooring

  Q: My clients want to use as living space the new walkout basement of an addition I'm building for them, but they're concerned about potential moisture-related problems with the planned carpet flooring. I've proposed installing a layer of rigid EPS foam f

• Q&A: Stained Plaster Repair

  Q: What's the best way to remove a water stain from a sand-finish plaster ceiling? The plaster was applied over electric radiant-heating cable stapled to Gypboard backing, with a sand finish that won't tolerate any rubbing. Could we use a tinted wash that

• Shingle Art

  These vines won't rot the siding or harbor bird's nests.

• On the Job: Salt-Finished Concrete

  Salt-finished concrete

• On the Job: Installing Sheet Piles

  Installing sheet piles