AVAILABLE ROLLER STAMPS

Stamp & Color
Options for Curbing

Here at Curbworx we offer many different roller stamps and combinations. We like to make things easy for our customers.

Things You Should Know

Primary Colors,

Integral, Is the color Curbworx adds to the concrete that mixes throughout the mix to make the base color.

Secondary Colors,

Release, Is the color you choose that is applied to the top of the curb and is what is mostly seen when finished. These colors are only used during a stamped or roller process, so the cement doesn’t get stuck to the method of stamping. If the curb isn’t being stamped, then colors from the Integral chart will be chosen.

Please Note,

these color charts are only a representation of these colors. There are many things that can offset the actual color, sand color, cement drying color, Amount of water, amount of color in the mixes. The finish color of the product can vary slightly from the photos represented here.

Step 1 – Stamp Options

Simply choose the number associated with the photo and use it when choosing what best works for your home in the quote section.

1 – Flagstone

2 – Cobblestone

3 – Spanish

4- Granite

5- Slate

6- Limestone

7 – Outback

8 – Basketweave

9 – 4 in Brick

Step 2 – Color Options

All rolled or stamped curbing must be colored. These Secondary colors are called Antique release, they will give the overall appearance of the curbing. You will pick from the color chart below that you like best, a maximum of three. Make sure you choose wisely because this will be the main color that is seen in.

Storm Gray

Deep Charcoal

Wheat

Walnute

Colina Tan

Step 3 – Curbworx Will Choose Primary Color

Curbworx will choose the Primary Color which is called Integral Colors. These compliment the colors you choose and the color of the landscaped area. This color will be lighter the topical colors.