Slant Style

We had a tough day with this one. Everything is done by hand as usual, but the hill was so steep it did not allow us to use our equipment as we normally do. Not only would the curbing machine not run because of the steepness, but we could not push the wheelbarrows up the incline either. Only one thing left to do. Five gallon buckets. Temperatures near 100 and a lot of sweat and tired men. The owner is very satisfied with the job

Hill Side Job

This hill side job was around 200 feet of slant style curbing with tan or beige color. We scored the joints every 42 inches and used a tool to smooth them off. I knew this was going to be a tough job, but turned out much tougher than anticipated. We had more to pour up near the house, but by the time we finished this area it started raining. We will finish up tomorrow.

The angle or slant style curb is very versatile for us. It allows up the most options for our different finishes. This is the curb we make to look like brick. It also allows us to use a roller texture. The slant style by itself  stands out on its own. We can change the colors and the joint spacing’s to what ever you please. We offer a variety of colors. This is our most widely installed curb because of all the options it offers.

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