What are the main uses for Greystone concrete, is it used for footings, and does it withstand harsh weather conditions?

I dont believe I have heard the name Greystone concrete before. Does this product have many uses, like other brands? can I use it for footings? how about resurfacing? will this product stand up to harsh weater conditions such as the weather conditions in the northeast? Will the road salt they use to melt snow effect this product?

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The only Greystone Concrete that I am familiar with is a company out of Mooresville, Indiana. They are a general concrete company that provides poured on site flooring, walls, slabs, structural concrete, architectural concrete, and decorative concrete. You can contact them at (317) 834-8215, or on the web.

posted by Ken99 (89)

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Greystone Concrete, Inc. , is the name of a manufacturer. They make a range of different products for different applications, including ready-mixed concrete and pre-stressed concrete slabs and paving. If you need to know about the suitability of a particular product, it would be a good idea to contact the manufacturer and ask.

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Greytone is generally used for lighter jobs rather than footings, such as patios, tables, countertops, driveways, and walkways. It can be used for resurfacing and would be ok in the northeast and stand up ok to the cold weather. I would advise not to use road salt as will not be good on the product.

posted by answerqueen (438)

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Graystone concrete can be used for decrative designs in concrete, walkways, and drive ways. They have a sealer that makes them very durible to withstand hot and cold weather climates.

posted by echomom (28)

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interior and exterior uses and an amout of numerious greystone products stand up to the time of life and durability to wear in side and outside the home

posted by rdevault (24)

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