Faux Board Formed Concrete

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Faux board formed concrete.

A board formed finish is achieved by casting thin concrete wall panels with the aesthetic of poured in place concrete. Form liner pattern library built from 20 years of artisan quality experience our form liner patterns reproduce naturally occurring textures and unique designs for architectural concrete. The concrete mix form construction. Oct 13 2019 explore rick smith s board board formed concrete on pinterest.

When you want board formed concrete you take that same plywood formwork and you add an additional layer of wood to the inside faces so that the wet concrete takes on this new pattern. An in depth design and construction guide for architectural board formed concrete including detailed specifications for. Watch to see how my concrete craftsma. The base price for the finish is 18 per square foot plus or minus 30 depending on the situation.

We often use real rock to make rock patterns for instance and unique skills to join panels together with near seamless match points. Faux concrete will run you around the same as installing good quality wallpaper. This unique finish is achieved when concrete is cast onto wood paneling or boards pre set into the mold. Urbanconcrete lightweight faux concrete panels give you the sleek fresh and modern look of concrete walls with out any hassle.

Board form concrete panels beautifully combine the movement depth and rawness of both wood and concrete into one product. The detail of the wood naturally embeds a pattern in the concrete. In the picture above you can see to concrete laborers adding this layer of wood to one side of the formwork. It has been around for a very long time but with the current design styles it s quickly becoming a very trendy look.

With the detail of natural wood pattern directly formed in the concrete face board formed concrete offers a very unique design for any of your surfaces. It has texture structure and rugged beauty all at once. Just screw to your walls. Architects love it but it s not an easy detail to get right.

The grain knots and other unique characteristics of the wood are transferred to the concrete element creating this increasingly popular finish for exterior and interior wall surfaces.