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Fiberglass / Polymer Concrete Pull Boxes: Introducing Newbasis's Fiberglass/Polymer Concrete Pull Boxes in the compact size of 10" x 15" x 12". These pull boxes are meticulously crafted to provide durable and reliable housing for electrical and telecommunication infrastructure. Made from high-quality fiberglass and polymer concrete...
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Since 1982 Invisible Structures has been pioneering stormwater solutions. Thousands of customers have relied on us to achieve a variety of objectives from stormwater management to fire lanes to creating greenspace in lieu of concrete and asphalt. Our products are made in the USA from 100%...
Soil Sement: Soil Sement is a polymer emulsion blend that cures and dries clear. It is considered non-hazardous per OSHA and EPA definitions. It is particularly effective for environmentally sensitive areas or areas where natural aesthetics are required. Soil Sement prevents fugitive dust as well as provides...
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There are very few corporate names synonymous with quality, regardless of the industry. FINN’s experience of over 80years bringing innovative technologies to the landscape and erosion control markets has firmly established it as a quality company with quality products. FINN is The Leader in...
Soilworks provides engineered solutions to meet the broad needs of the dust control and soil stabilization industry. Whether the market is commercial, industrial or military, Soilworks has the innovative tools, unmatched technical support, and environmentally friendly technologies to fulfill...
Bonaris a leading producer of high-quality synthetic nonwovens, wovens, fibers, 3-D Polymer Mats and GeoComposites for a variety of niche industrial applications including Building, Athletic Fields, Civil Engineering, Interiors, and Transportation.
CONTECH patented the Fabriform System in the mid-1960's and has been marketing the system for almost 40 years. Beginning as a "state of the art" concrete-forming method, Fabriform has matured into the most economical system on the market today. The Fabriform System has received worldwide...
