Stamped concrete can be created using many different styles and colors. Typically, you will first want to select the style of stamp to use. We have options including wood plank, slate, flagstone, and more. Next, you would want to chose an integral color. This is the color that is mixed with the concrete at the ready-mix plant. The final choice is the release color. Release is a powder that is cast over the concrete just before stamping. Below is a gallery of some of our previous work, to give you a visual representation of styles and colors.
To view a color chart of integral colors, click here.
To view a color chart of release colors, click here.
WOOD PLANK
Wood plank stamps are 8″ wide and include a variety of lengths. They are placed in random order to cover the area. Check out the gallery below for some of the many color options.
Integral: Mesa, Release: Russet
SLATE
Slate stamps create a random stone pattern across any area. They leave shallow impressions without seams or joints Check out the gallery below for some of the many color options.
Integral: Dolphin & Red Barn, Release: Deep Charcoal both
FLAGSTONE
Flagstone stamps give the look of textured stones individually placed with grout joints in between. Check out the gallery below for some of the many color options.
Integral: Dolphin, Release: Deep Charcoal
