Dogpaw is an industry leader in architectural concrete and the Pacific Northwest's longest running purveyor of custom-designed, precast products. Founder Jon Fredericks was trained in his art at a renowned New York architectural concrete studio and established Dogpaw in 1988. The firm found its foothold crafting cutting-edge concrete countertops, and continues to innovate with new applications.
Dogpaw's exclusive fabrication process consistently results in unparalleled, unique finishes and colors. Jon works with leading designers, architects, and builders in the Pacific Northwest and beyond to create custom concrete applications that defy expectations and push the industry forward.
Dogpaw's exclusive fabrication process consistently results in unparalleled, unique finishes and colors. Jon works with leading designers, architects, and builders in the Pacific Northwest and beyond to create custom concrete applications that defy expectations and push the industry forward.
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Concrete can be pigmented to achieve virtually any color you can imagine, and there are multiple process options. Here are the three main coloration methods artisan firms like Dogpaw use: Integral pigmenting refers to the use of a colored powder that is mixed into wet concrete, resulting in a color that penetrates the full depth of.
A good rule of thumb on the cost of precast, in-home concrete installations is around $85 to $100 per square before delivery and installation. Your budget for delivery and installation will vary depending upon access to your site and the complexity of your installation, but on average will add another 40% to your costs.
Concrete can be pigmented to achieve virtually any color you can imagine, and there are multiple process options. Integral pigmenting refers to the use of a colored powder that is mixed into wet concrete, resulting in a color that penetrates the full depth of the slab. This is a permanent and predictable way to color precast concrete, and the color choices are nearly limitless.
Sealing concrete is essential to creating a durable and versatile product that will withstand years of use. Bare concrete is porous and vulnerable to staining and chemical attack, as liquids tend to soak into the surface and stain the concrete itself. Furthermore, acidic substances like vinegar and lemon juice will dissolve the cement paste, etching the surface.
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