

Faux-Stone is a start up company from Sweetwater Pools inc. It's conception in early 1999.
Company purpose is to fill a void in the artificial rock manufacturing industry.
Faux-Stone Description
Faux-Stone is cast in place or made from molds captured from nature.
Faux-Stone is designed to resemble natural stone or rock, but without the maintenance.
Faux-Stone comes to it's own were real stone is not feasibly, due to location or application.
History of Faux-Stone
False or Faux-Stone is thought to originate (in this country) from Hollywood.
It's uses have been seen in countless movies and television shows. Also appearing on a larger scale in Zoos, Botanical Gardens and Theme parks.
Faux-Stone Uses
Faux-Stone uses are limited only by your imagination. Some uses include.
Landscape boulders, Retainer walls, Pillars, Greek ruins, Commercial store fronts, Planters and tree rings Swimming pools, water falls and features
Movie sets and stage production, Interior and exterior application, Zoos, Theme parks and Botanical Gardens.
Installation
Cast in place concrete with steel reinforcing also secondary reinforcing obtained with glass fibers
G.F.R.C. rock panels offering the most realistic look.
Any shape can be obtained due to the properties of concrete.
Many different colors and textures are available
Most small installations can be completed in two to seven days.
Advantages
Faux-Stone can be applied over any solid surface or metal lath.
Faux-Stone is impervious to rain, hail and freezing weather.
Faux-Stone weighs much less than natural stone and rock.
Faux-Stone inc.
1207#1 S.E. 44th.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73129
405)672-1130 Office 405)417-1490 Studio
www.faux-stone.com
| These falls are made using G.F.R.C. rock panels produced by Philip Di Giacomo. |
| The falls below are the main falls in the "Crystal Bridge" We extended the falls during the remodel in 2007. The steps where redesigned to meet A.D.A. codes. |

Photo taken in 1998

Photo taken in 2010
| This is an example collection of three Faux-Stone creations arranged to complement the features of a front yard. |
| Faux-Stone products are constructed from Glass fiber reinforced concrete. This process will allow durability for years to come. |


| Above is a Faux-Stone bench made from G.F.R.C. rock panels. This is installed in the "Crystal Bridge" located in Oklahoma City. |

| Above is our latest item in our extensive library of G.F.R.C. rock panels and other Faux-Stone products. |

| Above is a look at the inside of the spa after stain was applied. This will be on display at our office. |
| We have started doing concrete counter tops. Below are some pictures. |


| Below is a shot of the edge. It looks rough, but it is not. |


| We gave the tops just a light flagstone stamp. This is not enough to make your glasses wobble. We needed a place to stain to. This allowed us to make the top look like stone! |
| Below is an example setting for our "Twilight Stones". We now have eight different stones to choose from. |

| Here is our latest ad in Water Shapes Magazine coming
out in March of 2003. |
| Here are our "Twilight
Stones" that have fiber optics installed in them. We have
7 different stone to choose from. You can purchase one or all seven at
a time. We furnish the 75 watt quartz halogen light driver that
will accept 600 .75mm fibers. One light driver will power all seven
stones. The standard fiber length is 15 feet. This will allow you to install your rocks 15 feet from the light source. We can construct longer fiber cables at additional cost. The driver can be 8 color or a twinkle wheel. The 8 color can be stopped at your favorite color. |
| Here are the same 4 stones from a
different angle. As you can see they look like real rocks because
they are cast from the real thing. The possibilities are endless.
You can place them in your water feature with no worries. These
stones are constructed from G.F.R.C.
( glass fiber reinforced concrete) and will last for years. Just think
what these will add to your landscaping applications. They look great
in a overgrown pathway.
The photo below is taken before sundown and shows all eight stones. As you can see green is now showing. All the rocks have different amounts of end lights, the FS1 has 75 .75mm fiber optic end lights. The other rocks have from 45 to 24 lights in each, depending on the size of the rock.
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Here is another shot of all eight "Twilight Stones"
. This placement was just a quick photo shoot. These will look great
with some water and summertime plants and flowers in bloom. Remember these stones have no electricity in them, which means they can be installed in water features with no problem a all. You will need custom fiber optic cable length to the light driver. |
| Please have
your lengths ready when ordering. |
| Please call for
pricing and shipping information. 405-672-1130 8:00 am 4:00 pm
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