Concrete decorative inlay process

A concrete decorative inlay process, comprising the steps of:

• designing and fabricating inlay templates and prepare subgrade 4 inch base at 90% minimum;
• adding 2 inches washed sand and installing concrete form work as required;
• installing reinforcement ⅜ inch or per specification and pouring concrete to 3000 psi minimum with 1 inch minus aggregate;
• screeding surface to required thickness and level to forms and roller tamp concrete surface;
• and
• setting inlay templates into concrete surface and tamping to finish flush with finish surface.

A concrete decorative inlay process, comprising the steps of:

• designing an artistic design stencil on a flexible board template and selecting all inlay tessera materials to be used for the purpose of embellishing said artistic design stencil on said flexible board template;
• setting up sub grade to 90-95% compaction and setting form work, then fine grade by adding 2 inches of sand;
• selecting concrete mix for enhanced finish and screeding off surface to proper elevation followed by bull floating with fiber or magnesium float;
• roller tamping concrete and refloating to smooth surface, then placing stencil in desired location;
• and
• placing of inlay tessera to embellish the artistic design stencil on said flexible board template, and once satisfactorily in place, tamping materials into proper elevation;
• wherein said tessera materials include vitreous glass tile, aggregate rock, ceramic tile, ammonite fossils, glass baubles, and tumbled broken glass.