Lithocrete Book - Volume 1 | Page 11

MATERIALS Almost any type of hard, durable aggregate can be used in the preparation of Lithocrete® paving. Aggregates that have been used successfully include: crushed rock (e.g. granite, obsidian, quartz, serpentine, and marble), opaque or translucent glass (predominantly recycled glass), gems and minerals (e.g. turquoise, agate, obsidian, quartz, pyrite, jasper, and serpentine), sea shells, beach pebbles, silica carbide, mica, “Pixie Dust,” terra cotta, slate, tile, and brass insets. In the past, keeping small ASR (alkali silica reaction) or “reactive” aggregates embedded in the surface of concrete paving was difficult, if not impossible. Lithocrete’s® patented paving process permanently bonds “reactive” as well as non-reactive aggregates with lithium quartz. Litho-Seal, ® Lithocrete’s patented sealer, significantly reduces the reactive condition that may exist between cement and aggregate. To ensure minimal maintenance, a one-time application of LithoSeal should be used on Lithocrete® surfaces. Fletcher Cove Park, Solana Beach, CA. 10 Theme Park, Hong Kong. Lithocrete_book_trademark_edited.indd 10 1/2/2008 8:21:53 AM