Press ReleasesFINISH GUIDE OUTLINES NEW DESIGN CHOICES FOR PRECAST CONCRETEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- August 19, 2002 SAVAGE, Minn., August 19, 2002 ? Precast concrete manufacturer Fabcon Inc. has introduced a free Finish Guide to showcase 22 aggregate designs and 24 different finishes available for commercial construction. Ever-increasing aesthetic options join shortened construction schedules, top thermal performance and long life span as value-added rationale for specifying and constructing with Fabcon precast concrete. The increase in finish options for precast concrete allow panels to be used for warehouses, sound walls, gyms, and schools to high-end retail stores, offices, hotels and theaters. Architects can now create projects that satisfy both owner/contractor demands, as well as their own creativity. "Today's design standard for new construction is a custom-look at off-the-shelf prices," said Jim Houtman, Fabcon. "Our full line of precast finishes along with the design flexibility of our new VersaCore panels helps companies express their unique brand image." With the 52-page Finish Guide (or online at www.Fabcon-usa.com), consumers can browse Fabcon's precast, prestressed panels that are available in an extensive array of aggregates and patterns, ? including the ribs with trowelled band, steel form with medallion, and imprint finish. Full-page color photos showcase unique and versatile buildings created with precast concrete, giving users ideas on how to customize a façade for their next project. Panels are shipped and installed from one of the four Fabcon manufacturing plants in Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Fabcon Inc. is an ISO 9001 registered manufacturer, which produces and installs panels throughout the Midwest and Eastern United States. The company recently completed its 6000th precast project and is celebrating 31 years as a leader in the precast business. For more information, visit Fabcon's Web site at www.fabcon-usa.com. Company Background For Further Information Return to Press Releases |







