Here at Brickform, we want to help you create one-of-a-kind concrete projects. With the right tools, knowledge, and inspiration, you'll achieve results that stand out. That's why we're excited to introduce the latest addition to our stamping lineup: Ozark Barnwood. Plus, discover pro tips and techniques for mastering exposed aggregate finishes.
Achieve a Rustic Look
with Ozark Barnwood stamps
Brickform's selection of wood plank concrete stamps just got even better with the addition of Ozark Barnwood. Made from authentic reclaimed barn siding, this stamp replicates the look of weathered wood with incredible accuracy.
The realistic knots, saw cuts, and grooves, give it a timeless and charming appearance. Watch this video to learn about the features of this new Brickform stamping tool and see how it can help you achieve a beautiful and natural-looking wood finish for your next project.
9 Tips for Mastering Exposed Aggregate Finishes
Perfect your exposed aggregate process by using the best techniques and products in the industry
Brickform technical rep John Reynolds shares his advice for creating beautiful and consistent exposed aggregate!
Featured Products
Ozark Barnwood Stamp
Cast from authentic reclaimed barn siding, using our new lightweight urethane.
Select-Etch Concrete Surface Retarder
Makes exposed aggregate easier, more consistent and controlled by preventing cement paste hardening.
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