Where To Buy Concrete Steps
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Where To Buy Concrete Steps
Our concrete steps are created as a one-piece unit that requires no assembly and is easy to install. Our steps are manufactured from high-strength steel-reinforced concrete for durability. This product is resistant to heat, humidity, excessive precipitation, fungi, insects, and decay. It is highly durable in very cold climates.
Century steps are manufactured from light weight concrete making handling, delivery, and installation of your step safe, and easy. Utilizing lifting slings or fork adaptors the Century steps are easily loaded into pickup trucks or trailers. Using step handling bars or a step handling dolly customers can easily pickup, and install their durable, lightweight Century step.
The Century concrete step riser height and tread depth meet residential building codes to insure maximum safety and convenience to all user groups. To enhance the Century step, ready-to-install aluminum handrails are available for every style of step. The handrails are one piece, all welded construction allowing them to be installed by one person in minutes. These attractive and safe handrails meet most building codes, military and insurance company specifications. Being durable, simple to install, economical and versatile makes the Century step and its accessories a very attractive addition to your product line and will enhance your profitability in the future.
The Century step is portable, manufactured of high strength, lightweight, steel reinforced concrete for durability and convenient installation. The one-piece construction of the Century step requires no assembling, no form-work, no labor for installation. Once the Century concrete step is installed maintenance is nonexistent for decades. Century steps are ideal in tropical and sub-tropical zones. Fungi, insects, heat, humidity, excessive precipitation or decay will not affect their permanence, performance or safety. Century steps are manufactured using special concrete admixtures which make them very durable in areas that have frequent freeze/thaw cycles. Do not use salts or deicers on steps. Use a penetrating sealer for protection once a year.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have about these products. If you do not see a set of steps you need for your home please let us know as we are able to provide you with any step you need.
Whether you are using a breaker hammer or a sledge hammer, it helps to locate the rebar (if there is any) and strike along its length. Sometimes, the concrete can be more easily broken apart if you follow the rebar.
An evaporation retardant is designed to slow down the curing process. This product is a must when working in conditions such as high temperatures, low humidity, high winds, or direct sunlight. This crew coats the entire inside of the form boards with an evaporation retardant. The retardant keeps the surface workable longer and acts as a form release, preventing the concrete from sticking to the form boards when the form is dismantled. This product is made by ChemMasters and is called Spray Film. In this application the retardant is applied undiluted with a sponge trowel.
Talk to the driver before he pours the concrete. Let him know you want to pour the stoop a little thicker and the sidewalk a little wetter than a normal slab would be poured. The reason for this is that a thick pour will exert less pressure on the form and allow you to dismantle it sooner than later. Pouring the sidewalk wet will also give you time to let it sit while you are working on the steps. wet sidewalk pour also provides extra cream, which can be rubbed on the vertical faces of the concrete to smooth them out once you start pulling forms (see below).
Keeping an extra bucket of concrete on hand is a smart move. It will come in handy to if you need to fill any voids that may be lurking behind the form boards. Keep the bucket covered and out of the sun.
Finish the area up against the wall with a hand float, som