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Stencil

Diamonds, angled squares and feature borders laid into a Covercrete finish.

Looking straight down on a Purple Graphite Covercrete driveway between white fence posts, with fine white Stencil lines and overlapping diamond panels.

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Purple Graphite diamond driveway

Colour
Purple Graphite
Stencil
Diamond
Work
Covercrete + Stencil

A Stencil adds a pattern to Covercrete: diamonds, angled squares or a feature border around the edge. It is the graphic side of Graphicrete.

The Stencil goes down as part of a Covercrete job, so it works over the same surfaces: plain concrete, exposed aggregate, stamped concrete and old Covercrete. We do Stencil work from Brisbane through to the Sunshine Coast.

Have a look through our projects for patterns on real driveways and paths, then ask us which one suits your driveway or path when we come to see the job.

Stencil

Good to know

  1. Patterns include diamonds, angled squares and feature borders
  2. Laid as part of a Covercrete job, over the same existing surfaces
  3. Adds a little to the rate per square metre, and the Estimate calculator includes it
  4. See our Stencil patterns on finished jobs in our projects

Measure up in the Estimate calculator for a rough range, with or without a Stencil.

Get an Estimate

Projects

Finished jobs with a Stencil.

  • Overhead view of an Orange Brick Covercrete driveway in Stretton, with cream Stencil lines and a cluster of overlapping diamonds beside the garage roof.

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    Orange Brick diamond driveway, Stretton

    Colour
    Orange Brick
    Stencil
    Diamond
    Work
    Covercrete + Stencil
  • Close view of Black Sand Covercrete with fine coloured flecks, red Stencil lines and a red border along the garage door.

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    Black Sand driveway with a red border

    Colour
    Black Sand
    Stencil
    Angled squares
    Work
    Covercrete + Stencil + Sealing
  • Looking down on Beige Covercrete with white angled-square Stencil lines, half in the shade of the house, beside a flowering hedge.

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    Beige angled-square driveway

    Colour
    Beige
    Stencil
    Angled squares
    Work
    Covercrete + Stencil
  • Speckled grey Covercrete with dark angled-square Stencil lines under a raised house, also covering the footings of the timber posts.

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    Speckled grey under-house floor

    Stencil
    Angled squares
    Work
    Covercrete + Stencil

How it works

From first look to finished surface.

A Covercrete job, step by step.

  1. We look at the job

    We see the concrete first: its condition, the existing surface and how big each area is.

  2. You get a Quote

    Once we've seen it, we give you a Quote for the job. An Estimate from the calculator is a guide only.

  3. We prepare the surface

    We get the existing concrete ready for the Covercrete.

  4. We lay the Covercrete

    A decorative, cement-based coating goes over the existing concrete, in the colour you chose.

  5. We add the Stencil

    If you chose a pattern, the Stencil is laid into the Covercrete as part of the same job.

  6. We seal it

    If you asked for sealing, a protective sealer goes over the finished surface.

Other services

  • 01

    Covercrete

    Concrete resurfacing: a decorative coating laid over your existing driveway, path or courtyard.

    More on Covercrete
  • 03

    Concreting

    New concrete for driveways, paths and slabs, plain or exposed aggregate.

    More on Concreting
  • 04

    Honed concrete

    Concrete ground back to show the sand and stone in it, with a smooth, matt finish.

    More on Honed concrete
  • 05

    Polished concrete

    Concrete floors polished by machine to a sheen, in whole houses and warehouses.

    More on Polished concrete
  • 06

    Epoxy flake floors

    A resin coating for concrete floors, with coloured flakes under a clear topcoat.

    More on Epoxy flake floors
  • 07

    Sealing

    A protective sealer for concrete, with a Covercrete job or on its own.

    More on Sealing

Enquiry

Tell us about the job.

Say what the surface is, roughly how big it is, your suburb and when you'd like it done.

We're often out on a job and can't always pick up, so an enquiry is the best way to reach us.