Precast Solutions - January/February 2008 - (Page 29) really makes the precast stone product stand out.” Fortune Stone created custom molds for the Veranda Park project. The client provided the architectural designs and specifications for the pieces needed. Fortune Stone also has a catalog of precast products in many different designs, colors and trims available along with the capability of matching just about any sample provided by and for its customers. Thomas says he’s impressed with the finished product, pointing out that Fortune Stone was able to make any shape the client wanted. Godek agrees, noting, “You can’t even tell it’s not real stone. It looks like marble from a distance.” Veranda Park’s Old World feel is made possible with a New World touch, thanks to modern manufacturing and precast stone. Deborah Huso is a freelance writer who covers home design and restoration, sustainable building and design, and home construction. The main advantage of precast stone over real stone is its lower cost and light weight. JAN/FEB 2008 | PRECAST SOLUTIONS 29
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