Grasscrete, a Bomanite Pervious Concrete System, is a cast-in place, monolithic, pervious concrete pavement that is continuously reinforced to provide superior structural integrity. Bomanite Grasscrete is the green alternative to standard concrete surfaces providing a variety of landscape solutions while maintaining a sustainable green product design used for emergency access lanes, delivery access routes, overflow parking areas, and for intermittent drainage channels that help prevent erosion.
When it was time to upgrade, the perfect choice for the owners of this grand estate in Essex county, Massachusetts, were several Bomanite systems they installed throughout their property. The estate contains a Barn and two garages, BBQ house, an indoor swimming pool, several patios and courtyards, plus a full indoor basketball court that doubles … Read more
Grasscrete brings home the gold for a project installed by the Bomanite Licensee Premier Concrete Construction winning the 2018 Bomanite Gold Award for Best Grasscrete Project. A backyard, adjacent to an Artists/Musicians studio located in Massachusetts, had several requirements. The first requirement was an access to accommodate large delivery vehicles. The second more important requirement was a permanent … Read more
Lights, Camera, Action! These projects are perfect for the red carpet. Bomanite proudly presents the Annual Decorative Concrete Project Award winners! At the Bomanite Annual Conference held in Denver, CO, in March of this year, the announcements were made at the Annual Banquet Dinner. Bomanite Licensee Harrington Bomanite Corp. located in Massachusetts received the Bomanite Outstanding Project … Read more
Hope Fellowship is a 3-campus Bible Church located in Frisco (East campus and West campus) and in McKinney, Texas. Completed late 2018, the newest of the 3 campuses is Frisco East. Texas Bomanite was brought in by Mycon General Contractors for several architectural concrete applications. The finishes included 31,890 square feet of Class B exposure with … Read more
NREL’s detention pond covers more than five acres, can detain more than 3 million gallons of storm water, is a habitat for migratory birds, sees regular visits from deer as well as the occasional coyote and red fox, and includes a looped trail that is one-third of a mile long and an enjoyable amenity to … Read more