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Questions & Answers – Petra Design

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Ques­tion & Answer _Petra Design

Question, Answer, Petra, Design

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Q1. What does Petra Design specialize in?

Petra Design has over 20 years expe­ri­enced in inte­ri­or and exte­ri­or dec­o­ra­tive solu­tion, we are spe­cial­ized in man­u­fac­tur­ing of pre­cast con­crete, GFRC,GRG and fiber­glass prod­ucts. Con­tin­ue read­ing →

What kind of Window Surround Designs are Best For Exterior

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Do you have any favorite win­dow design for your dream house list? The win­dow is one of the most impor­tant fea­tures in build­ing a house, it gives the first impres­sion of the house from the out­side. That’s why when peo­ple build a new house or do ren­o­va­tion on the house exte­ri­or, win­dow sur­rounds design is impor­tant to com­plete the entire project.

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Mod­ern style win­dow surrounds_Designed by Petra Design

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Why Use Architectural Precast Concrete?

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A few years ago, peo­ple were fas­ci­nat­ed nat­ur­al con­crete design for inte­ri­or and exte­ri­or, it was a big trend. That trend seems to be con­tin­ued, peo­ple indent­ed to dec­o­rate their house more nat­u­ral­ly, but they need more unique design. Pre­cast archi­tec­tur­al con­crete can fill their desires. Archi­tec­tur­al Pre­cast Con­crete is one of the most durable, fire resis­tant, and sus­tain­able con­struc­tion mate­r­i­al for buildings.

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Cur­ing con­crete at Petra Design’s production

Pre­cast con­crete. It’s very sen­si­tive and eas­i­ly ruined before cur­ing. After cur­ing, con­crete will be more stronger and bet­ter. Right-tim­ing/prop­er tem­per­a­ture is the key point. Con­tin­ue read­ing →