How many concrete stamps do I need?
Ideally you want the enough stamps to cover your first row and 2 stamps for the second row. This way you will always be interlocking the stamps and not just trying to line up the grout lines by eyesight.
What is more expensive pavers or stamped concrete?
Fast Facts. Standard concrete slabs are generally lower in cost per square foot than the alternative. Typically, you will pay 10%-15% more if you choose paving stones over standard concrete slabs. If you decide to upgrade to stamped concrete, paving stones will most likely cost you the same or even less in most cases.
Can you stamp concrete over existing concrete?
Fortunately, it is possible to place stamped concrete over existing concrete. Stamped concrete overlays are durable options for upgrading, repairing, and enhancing existing concrete.
Should I stamp my concrete?
“But, in general, when you can touch the concrete and not have any sand on your hand, it’s about time, when that laitance is crusted enough, to put a release agent on there. Generally, it’s within an hour or two.” Frazier recommends getting enough stamps to cover at least the width of the slab.
How much does it cost for stamp concrete?
Stamped Concrete Cost. Basic stamped concrete costs between $8 and $12 per square foot, but more involved projects can be as expensive as $18 per square foot.
Can you rent a stamp at sealant depot?
Sealant Depot has a large selection of stamped concrete texturing tools available for daily rentals. All pattern stamps can be rented by the set or by the piece.
How much does a square foot of concrete cost?
Pouring plain concrete costs $5 to $10 per square foot depending on the quality, while colored, stamped, or stained concrete costs $8 to $18 per square foot to install. When pouring a concrete slab, patio, driveway, sidewalk, or adding steps, getting ready-mixed concrete delivered is quick and cost-effective.
How to maximize the benefits of stamped concrete?
Here’s a look at five ideas for maximizing stamped concrete’s attributes on a budget. Capitalize on concrete’s ability to be poured in any shape. Your concrete walkway or patio, for example, doesn’t have to be square or completely straight when it is stamped. Without a lot of extra cost, you can form concrete to any shape you desire.