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embedding stone in concrete tilt up panels
Posted by ron from las vegas, NV, US on November 30, 2006

I have a customer who wants us to pour our tilt up panel over a large stone arrangement he is setting in sand. Have you ever known anyone to perform this type of tilt up? If so, who and how do I contact them reguarding the detials of the operation.

Ron

I do not know of real stone being used in tilt-up in this manner. However--in my experience, which is limited in this area--the use of lightweight cultured and area faux stone has been done, as well as face block and brick, both thinner to affect weight.






 
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