Recycled concrete

Earlier this summer, I wrote about different ways we could remove and repurpose some of the concrete around our home. Since then, we spent one full weekend jack-hammering part of our driveway and random paths around the house. The only problem – we now realize that we have way more concrete rubble than we could possible reuse!Concrete is inherently difficult to dispose of because it’s heavy and a pain to transport.

We needed some new, low retaining walls in our top garden. And my idea? Reusing old, broken up concrete slabs to make the new 'bookleaf' walls.

This is a view looking upslope, you can see we have added another "room" and we will now get to use what had been a steep, grassy slope as a terrace. See the initial preparation of this area See our recycled concrete pile i031007 212

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We needed some new, low retaining walls in our top garden. And my idea? Reusing old, broken up concrete slabs to make the new 'bookleaf' walls.

With a little creativity and a bit of work, old broken concrete can be upcycled into unique urbanite hardscapes for your garden.

To save money I’ve been reusing broken-up old concrete paths & relaying it as crazy paving. Here is how I built a cheap and (hopefully) beautiful new path.

Recycled Broken Concrete Recycled or Broken Concrete is a great cost effective alternative for use as patio paving material, stairs, retaining walls, raised planters, walkways and driveways. We are living in a time in which the cost of energy and resources are rapidly rising and by using a local recycled product like Broken Concrete, we can individually do our part Continue Reading

To save money I’ve been reusing broken-up old concrete paths & relaying it as crazy paving. Here is how I built a cheap and (hopefully) beautiful new path.

Im großen und kleinen Garten braucht man einen passenden Bodenbelag, damit man sich dort gut fühlt und gerne viel Zeit verbringt. Die Auswahl an Bodenbelägen