OHHHH!!!! It’s grad time at the Klassen house!! Check out these pics from the local paparazzi!

Here’s a little proud parents, grandparents, wacky sister, uncle and tante - oh, and also -a little quality time with a 4 foot concrete ball.

Jeez, now we’re food critics!! Stop what you are doing and rip down to the Bistro Inferno and eat GOOD food!

what you are looking at here is Bison tenderloin- wrapped in bacon.  There’s some sort of sweet potato thingy, cauliflower, and some of the best fries I’ve ever eaten.  Okay, okay, double baked potatoes are better and makes a better presentation- however- I think potatoes suck.  The only way I can choke them down is to eat them as well done fries.  These dudes have it going on at the Bistro.  The waitress that hooked us up was serving a table of 30 teachers (that don’t get out much) and even they didn’t complain once.  Man, she was flying to help people and make everything cool.

I love this place.  Why am I talking about food?  Because these people got it going on.  5 out of 5 right here!

A little Human Rights Museum approved sample action…..

we busted out these samples for PCL trying to create and replicate ’shaggy’ concrete (note: look at the top of the verticle wall).  After a bit of head scratching, we came up with this.  Of course we have to thank Nathan Geffan of VERTICAL ARTISANS.COM  and Shelly Rigsby of DECORATIVECONSTUCTIONSUPPLY.COM  for all their help

thanks kids…

here’s a funky little deal we’ve been working on this spring…..

Lots of simple linear concrete with minimal landscape.  A cool limeplaster wall, and (lets not forget) giant red concrete balls- arrival TBA………..

parking pad? I don’t see no parking pad…..

loaded for bear……

09 klassen shirts- visual concrete dudes……..

Check out this interesting colormaker overlay with a very cool thrown colour finish!!

We’re pretty pumped on this overlay finish we discovered this spring in Vancouver.  Who’d have thought throwing coloured sand would have such a killer affect?  Or is that effect…….never mind

how to pour, stamp, acid stain borders, finish landscaping, and generally do a wicked nice job on a massive driveway- for a nice guy

10 years ago we poured the main driveway portion of this yard.  This year we were lucky enough to complete the job by adding on a mere 5400 square feet of side drive action.  Of course we pumped the sucker and stamped it out in less than 5.5 hours…….because we can…….

flat out cool pumpin pic