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Having a ball with concreting tools on Bonfire Night

November 5th is Bonfire Night - and concreting tools could help to make sure that the evening's festivities go with a bang. Already in 2010 fire crews have had to deal with bonfires burning out of...

Concreting tools applied to more cement in Q2 2010

New figures for deliveries of cement in the second quarter of 2010 show concreting tools were put to work on a greater amount of the building material. In its latest official update, the...

VAT increase 'could impact users of concreting tools in a negative way'

The increase in VAT from 17.5 per cent to 20 per cent from January 2011 is likely to impact on professionals working with concreting tools in a negative way, based on comments from the Federation...

Public sector redundancies could go to work with concreting tools

More people made redundant from the public sector could put concreting tools to work by getting a job with a small to medium-sized construction firm engaging on government contracts. Earlier this...

Concrete groovers 'an economical route to aesthetics'

Concrete groovers can offer a simple way to make a driveway look aesthetically appealing in the autumn, says The Concrete Network. The information provider on all things relating to cementitious...

Masonry brushes could extend low dust levels throughout construction

With mineral products suppliers taking action to reduce their dust levels, masonry brushes could allow end-users of their materials to do the same. Dust levels are one of the environmental...

Cost of concreting tools could be a concern for many

The cost and availability of concreting tools could be two of the main concerns faced by builders at the moment. According to Rod Bennion, non-executive chairman of the National Merchant Buying...

Roller screed could prepare paths for protective gravel

Householders taking the advice of the Association of British Insurers could find a roller screed a useful way of levelling concrete paths ready for a crunchy top layer of gravel. Malcolm Tarling,...

Textured concrete could lower workplace risk

Correctly textured concrete could help to increase grip in industrial workplaces without introducing trip hazards into the surface of the floor. A survey from the Trades Union Congress (TUC)...

Concrete frost blankets could allow DIYers to get some sun

As the clocks go back on Sunday, October 31st, more home improvement enthusiasts might want to invest in concrete frost blankets to allow them to continue working on landscaping the garden and...

Using a straightedge could meet geometrics trend

The smooth grey face of a concrete surface finished to a high standard using a professional straightedge could be more on-trend than people might think. According to Janet Eavenson, owner of...

Concrete brush finish could avoid same-level falls

Elderly people who live in bungalows could benefit from a concrete brush finish on any exposed floors in their home. When moving from a cement floor - such as in a laundry room or pantry - on to a...

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