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Ferro Cement Art & Construction

The photo is a Sci FI "Stargate" created by Gary Kirk, of Eugene Oregon.

Gary has selftaught making faux rocks, boulders, sculpted shapes and now this wonderful, full-size Stargate in his backyard.

www.ferrocement.com is a teaching site, with FREE to download online books for water tank and small project construction.

Fly ash, Rice Husk Ash [RHA], pumice filler and metal grid or wire mesh are used to create lightweight, but very strong projects, walls, walkways, ponds, outdoor furniture, faux stone and rocks whereever you want them to be.

See links: www.foamliteconcrete.com Ferro list member Wayne Miller has demonstrated shaping a fancy water feature for pools at a past ITSA meeting.

www.naturefalls.com : water features & rocks

www.philbigelow.com : furniture & countertops

www.texasmusicforge.com/gimmeshelter.html :one couple's house build

http://photos.itsa.info/ :Great home photos! International Thin-Shell Association The industry source for information on building thin-shell concrete domes & structures

To learn about ferrocement and cement use in construction a discussion group is at WWW.FERROCEMENT.NET

You can join the email group, and learn, see references to books and materials for this lighter use of cement.