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Making Concrete Cornhole boards
During our March class here at Trinic, we made a couple sets of Cornhole boards. One was handpacked and the other was sprayed. We used Trinic GFRC premix ( just add glass fiber & water). This was very easy and a great way to show how two different application methods can produce very different looks. We hold classes about very 2-3 months. If you' like to learn more about the classes, contact us at info@trinic.us
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OMG THIS IS AWESOME!!!!
This is pretty cool. In the video, the concrete appears to be very thick and consistent, allowing it to be placed without collapsing. Is it possible to make the concrete more fluid so that it can be poured into a mold and compacted like regular concrete?
@TrinicLLC
22 күн бұрын
Absolutely! These were made to intentionally leave voids, to later fill with another color. For a more uniform look, use our GFRC premix and spray a face coat on the form, then hand pack the back coat. You could also make an interior form and pour the entire thing with GFRC SCC premix. For more detailed tech support give us a call 607-775-1948 or email Vince@trinic.us
Can you PLEASE share the recipe for the hand mix?????
@TrinicLLC
4 ай бұрын
To make the handpacked boards, you'll want our GFRC premix (2 bags per board were used in our design). You'll also need some fiber (we used PVA fibers - REC100) dosed at 1% of total dry weight. AR Glass can also be used at 3%. These can be found on our website - www.trinic.us
would it be possible to share the dimensions of the wood and styrofoam placement, please? Im looking to make these myself!
@nickmorgan4757
2 ай бұрын
Dimensions are 24" wide by 48" long. 4" rise in front and 12" on back. The hole is 6" diameter and 9" on center to the back of the board. The rest is all up to you in how you'd like the design.
Did you guys add any reinforcement other than the fibers?
@richdoud3297
4 ай бұрын
These have glass fibers in the mix, so no need for rebar. If you wanted to add some, you could. We recommend fiberglass rebar over steel.