Wet Cast Method

The wet cast method is an effective technique for producing structural elements or larger components that are impractical to position by hand. This method is particularly well-suited for creating base panels and copings, where precision and stability are essential. During the wet casting process, a liquid mixture of concrete is poured into molds, allowing for a smooth finish and the ability to achieve intricate designs.


Abstract red and orange geometric logo of stacked chevrons on white background

Wet Cast Standard Colors

Speckled beige sample tile with a red label reading “60-086”

Neutral

Beige speckled texture sample with red label reading “60-128” at the bottom.

Tan

Beige speckled textured surface with a red label reading “60-147” at the bottom.

Light Grey

Beige speckled sandpaper sheet with maroon label reading 60-680

Buff