Braxton-Bragg is offering a class in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) casting techniques.

The class will be taught by Zachary Coletti, certified Buddy Rhodes trainer and a Master Concrete Artisan.

CLICK HERE to register online after purchasing this seminar!

Next Seminar Dates: 

July 18-20, 2012

October 17-19, 2012

The Buddy Rhodes Method concentrates on constructing objects in layers. Large castings of glass fiber reinforced concrete can be constructed much thinner than with regular wet mix concrete. Because of the greater strength and flexibility added by the glass fibers, artisans can be more flexible in their designs.

A customer-pleasing alternative to traditional granite and marble countertops and other products, decorative concrete is versatile and economical—Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete even more so. In some cases, using it instead of traditional wet cast can lower the weight of the object by 75%.

Using Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete as a material gives artisans even more ability to express themselves and create unique objects for their customers. The class will be focusing on making form-functional things instead of just the basics.

Space is limited for the classes and the slots go fast, so reserve your slot now. Payment and registration is required to secure a reservation. Three nights lodging and lunches will be included with the tuition.

The location:

Braxton-Bragg LLC, 4100 Appalachian Way, Knoxville, TN 37918

Contact : Kurt Alexander at 877-493-0205

Contact email : kalexander@braxtonbragg.com  

Space is limited

Two-nights lodging and lunches will be included with the tuition. Lodging will be at Mainstay Suites, 144 Merchants Rd. Knoxville, TN

The location: Braxton-Bragg LLC, 4100 Appalachian Way, Knoxville, TN 37918 Visit this Googlemaps link for directions from McGhee-Tyson (TYS) Airport to the Knoxville, TN Mainstay Suites, and to Braxton-Bragg from the Mainstay Suites.