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A set of nine Chromix Admixtures for Color-Conditioned Concrete
powder pigments were developed to complement the U.S. Department
of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management's Standard Environmental
Colors guide. The Naturescapes integral concrete pigments are specif-
ically designed to visually recede into the surroundings by reflecting
the darker, more recessive color schemes of native soils or vegetation.
Chromix Admixtures Naturescapes can help improve coordination
of the hardscape and its visual impact when used in a multitude of
natural conditions such as grasslands, deciduous or coniferous for-
ests, or rocky arid areas, L.M. Scofield notes. Available in powder only,
they are a deeper shade than most conventional integral concrete
colors, and are especially suited to cast-in-place or precast slabs and
surfaces in theme parks, tourist attractions, restaurants, residential
projects or other conditions warranting deep earth color treatment.
— L.M. Scofield, 800/800-9900; www.scofield.com/CHROMIX-Natures-
capes.html
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PIGMENTS
Bureau of Land Management palette informs L.M. Scofield's 'Naturescapes'
In addition to Juniper Green (top), Shale Green (lower left) and Carob Brown (lower right), the Naturescapes offering includes Beetle,
Carlsbad Canyon, Covert and Yuma Green, Shadow Gray, and Sudan Brown colors.