Temporary unfinished tradeshow display. Thinner panels, weaker bond, temporary inner frame, makeshift wooden pond.
Ready to be cut into 3 separate sections, loaded onto a truck, and hauled out on Sunday.
WaterfallNow will show you the gist of how we create imitation or mock rocks. These are the rocks that we use to create our water features. There are different materials we use for different applications to achieve different textures. We also employ different materials to get a different weight, sound of water, and natural color over time through the growth of moss. There are many people searching for ways to make homemade imitation rocks. The do it yourself (DIY) videos online are teaching methods that will crack, chip, and break easily. WaterfallNow has tried virtually every method and can say that the method we employ has been tested thoroughly and is employed by all the biggest companies in the world. Why make small boulders when you can make mountains?
Click here to view how most do-it-yourselfers are doing it
This is what people think of when they hear the words faux rock or imitation rock. Not very appealing.
Styrofoam is nice indoors but doesn’t last outdoors.
Chips, leaks, and cracks are a pain to deal with
Video on how imitation rock panels are used to make a small fountain. Made using a lighter panel for this application.
Neat photos of a sky condo in Lima. The open concept is quite nice. It is always nice to see architects confident in their ability to step outside of the box and try new things. For those interested, it is the work of DCPP Arquitectos.
