gunite

"No one else is that hep on gunite and hydraulics."

Because they are highly inflammable, they were then covered in a layer of gunite.

"I had the pool's gunite interior dyed a smoky color," explains Bailey.

There was standing water on the gunite walkway, but Dia didn't notice, didn't care.

In 1953 the bridge was sprayed with gunite to reinforce and strengthen the bridge.

The rocks in the outdoor exhibit are artificial rocks constructed of gunite.

Then a thick lining of shotcrete or gunite was sprayed on the tunnel pneumatically at high velocity.

The gunite filled five shipping containers, revealing 16 boarded-up windows, each five feet high, and 3 garage doors.

To prevent falls of frost-damaged bricks, a cement mix known as gunite was sprayed onto the walls to stabilise them.

The pool house has been renovated as well, and the pool has been changed from vinyl to gunite.

By the 1960's the area was so bleak that the owners had abandoned the warehouse, sealing the entire exterior with a four-inch layer of gunite.

A pool can be built either above or in the ground, and from materials such as concrete (also known as gunite), metal, plastic or fiberglass.

Shotcrete (also known by the trade name Gunite) uses compressed air to shoot concrete onto (or into) a frame or structure.

Radar studies will determine the location of pipes in the walls, which are made of gunite sprayed through steel reinforcements against a plywood mold.

It is often described as the first steel frame house in the United States, and also an early example of the use of gunite (sprayed-on concrete).

They reinforced the pool with steel, sprayed the walls with Gunite, replaced the filter system and changed the steel pipes to plastic.

In grounds concrete swimming pools mostly consist of a steel reinforced gunite or a shotcrete shell, capped horizontally with coping.

Shotcrete, then known as gunite, was invented in the early 1900s by American taxidermist Carl Akeley, used to fill plaster models of animals.

As the tunnel advanced, the hole was to be continuously secured using carbon fibre-reinforced carbon gunite, self-boring bolts, steel ribs and full pouring.

The residence features white select oak fir floors, extensive marble and granite, the requisite heated gunite pool, servants' quarters and a large professional kitchen.

The gunite layer was re-fixed to the brickwork using bolts and painted, and the drainage systems and portal arches were also renovated.

The spheres are made of gunite (a sprayable mixture of cement and sand), asphalt, precast concrete tunnels, steel poles and stone masonry.

This bridge is the only Oregon bridge to be encased in gunite, which protects it from corrosive sulfur dioxide emissions from paper mills south of the bridge.

A check in back of the house revealed more grass and a small oval swimming pool set in a brick deck, the water starting to green, the gunite spotted with algae.

The term "Gunite" became the registered trademark of Allentown Equipment, the oldest manufacturer of gunite equipment.