Dry Cast Stone mix
- Thread starter burntwire
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No idea though i would deem it a specialist product.
They are available as stock items from places such as 'Tudorstone'.
The make up of these cast stone items seems to be a highly compressed sand mixed with a colourless binder or one that is the same colour as the finished product and not cement coloured if you know what i mean. They are also dry cast or semi-dry cast to give the appearance of natural stone as opposed to a tighter wet cast product like paving slabs for instance.
They also have rebar running through them.
They are available as stock items from places such as 'Tudorstone'.
The make up of these cast stone items seems to be a highly compressed sand mixed with a colourless binder or one that is the same colour as the finished product and not cement coloured if you know what i mean. They are also dry cast or semi-dry cast to give the appearance of natural stone as opposed to a tighter wet cast product like paving slabs for instance.
They also have rebar running through them.
Are you going to cast it in situ? Is it to match existing cills?
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yes it is to match although i cant decide yet on original colour as they are over 200 years old. I was going to cast them in my garage flip it over on to a board then let it dry. I have worked in stone industry before but mainly wet cast and mould making so dont know what went into the mix
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