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Custom burnish block, Texas River Series Contact our sales team Burnished block from Texas Building Products offers the richness of a ground surface which exposes the colors of the natural materials to further highlight the burnished surface. Our color selection is as bold as Texas. burnished Block WHITE RIVER COMAL RED RIVER RIO GRANDE FRIO SABINE PECOS Trinity SAN SABA BRAZOS PALUXY BLANCO

Shapes and Sizes of all TBP CMU Contact our sales team Our standard concrete masonry units come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Here you will find our most commonly ordered pieces. We pride ourselves in meeting custom orders, if you don't see what you're looking for contact our sales team to find out if we can produce what you need. shapes & sizes 8 IN CMU 10 IN CMU Use this space to share reviews from customers about the products or services on offer. 12 IN CMU Use this space to share reviews from customers about the products or services on offer. 6 IN CMU Use this space to share reviews from customers about the products or services on offer. 4 IN CMU Use this space to share reviews from customers about the products or services on offer. SOLID CMU Use this space to share reviews from customers about the products or services on offer.

ONMI Block Contact our sales team The perfect solution when looking to cost-effectively improve the performance and aesthetics of your building. Omni block is available in many of our river series colors and various sizes. There are few products that can adapt to a vast array of architectural styles, remain cost-effective and meet the ever demanding energy code criteria like Omni Block. Omni block allows insulation inserts in grouted/reinforced cells which amounts to 15% more insulation over traditional insulation insert or foam. The overlapping internal insulation inserts reduces thermal transmittance through the mortar joint an improvement over traditional pre-insulated units. Learn more about the omni advantage . omni Block

WHITE RIVER RED RIVER SABINE TRINITY SAN SABA RIO GRANDE PALUXY FRIO BRAZOS PECOS COMAL BLANCO Contact our sales team Split face block from Texas Building Products offers the texture of broken-face stone in a variety of sizes. The texture of split-face block gives a wall a dramatic contrast to other materials and textures. ​ Check out our color selection that is as bold as Texas. Split Faced Block

WHITE RIVER RED RIVER SABINE TRINITY SAN SABA RIO GRANDE PALUXY FRIO BRAZOS PECOS COMAL BLANCO Contact our sales team Split face block from Texas Building Products offers the texture of broken-face stone in a variety of sizes. The texture of split-face block gives a wall a dramatic contrast to other materials and textures. ​ Check out our color selection that is as bold as Texas. Split Faced Block

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Project Name 02 I'm a paragraph. To update me, go to the Data Manager. The Data Manager is where you store and collect data for your site. Previous Item Next Item I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. To update me, go to the Data Manager. The Data Manager is where you store data to use in your site pages, or collect data from site visitors when they submit a form. This collection in the Data Manager is already set up with some fields and content. To customize it with your own content, you can import a CSV file or simply edit the placeholder text. You can also add more fields which you can connect to other page elements so the content displays on your published site. Remember to sync the collection so your content is live! You can add as many new collections as you need to store or collect data. With Presets, we’ve handled the page set up for you, but you can create the exact same functionality in your other site pages. To connect page elements to data, the first step is to add a dataset to the page and choose the collection you want to use. From the dataset Settings panel, you can filter or sort the available items, decide how your users can interact with the page (read/write), and more. Next, select the element you want to connect to the data, and choose the field you want to connect it to. So simple! If you want to add even more capabilities, enable Developer Tools to use JavaScript and APIs to add custom interactions and functionality to your site. To see what’s possible and get answers to your questions, check out the Wix Code Forum.

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