Hidden Backyard Treasure
- Apr 16, 2013
- 1 min read
To take away the stress of a busy day, who doesn’t like to take a soak in a soothing hot tub?
As relaxing as that can be, sometimes a hot tub can be an eyesore in the backyard landscape. This is where Aquaria Services and their decorative concrete skills come into play.
We took an existing hot tub fixture and carved a concrete “rock” wall around it. After coloring and sealing the concrete, the hot tub blended seamlessly into the landscape.
Let the Relaxation Begin!!!
1-Site Prep-Start Rebar 2-Bend & Shape Rebar 3-Create Shapes from Rebar 4-Installing Lathe over Rebar 5-Lathe Covers the Rebar 6-Lathe Installation 7-Start Concrete Spray Coat 8-Concrete Spray Coat Application 9-Spray Coat Forms the Rock Shape 10-Covering the Rebar & Lathe 11-Forming Rock Outline 12-Spray Coat 13-Lathe & Rebar First Coat 14-Concrete Spray 15-Second Coat Spray Application 16-Spray Coat Application 17-Finishing up Spray Coat Application 18-Covering of the Vertical Lathe & Rebar 19-Spray Coat Finished 20-Applying the Carve Coat 21-Begin Carving 22-Shaping the Rock Work 23-Forming the Rock 24-Carve Coat Applied 25-Carving the Rock 26-Carving Starting to Take Shape 27-Rocks Beginning to Form 28-Carving Complete 29-Carved Rock Ready for Coloring 30-Coloring & Sealing the Rock 31-Coloring & Sealing the Rock 32-Finished Project
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