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The medium coarse-sanded, pumpable and pourable, low alkali cement-based, premium self-leveling overlay product works as a high-strength wear surface or underlayment.
For this week's throwback Thursday we feature a project from Stone World's April 1999 issue. With its innovative design and construction, the new Charles Evans Wittaker U.S. Courthouse in Kansas City, MO, introduces a new concept in federal construction.
