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Hypertufa
laurastheme

Hypertufa bench

17 years ago

Would hypertufa be strong for a 3 foot garden bench with a leg on each end? How long would it take for it to cure?

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  • 17 years ago

    I've made quite a few benches.Some hypertufa, some a cement mix. Lots with some stained glass as a design. This one was made with , portland, sand, and peat. Used some teracotta colorant and a glass design. Three pieces of rebar in the top and threw in some fibres as well.
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    Cindy

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