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By ReadingRock January 31, 2022
Starting in April, Reading Rock will be producing Allan Block retaining wall products and concrete block in our newly acquired plant in Champaign, Illinois.
By ReadingRock January 31, 2022
Our Pickerington hearth showroom will be consolidated to our locations at 1150 Sullivant Avenue in Columbus and 130 N. Cedar Street in Newark. These locations will have hearth products on display starting in March, 2022. Fireplace products and other outdoor accessories will be displayed and burning at these locations to assist with your project selections.
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Case Studies

By ReadingRock September 1, 2022
To provide an outdoor space for employees to gather by tying the architectural features of the building into the outside design. Landscape architecture firm, Element Design, was retained to help accomplish this goal. They set out to find a manufacturing partner who could provide a unique paver solution in a reasonable time and competitive price. Additionally, they would require careful detail by the installing contractor due to the fact these pavers would be installed during regular business hours and while the building was occupied.
By ReadingRock September 1, 2022
The new addition will serve as a key residential amenity and, therefore, had to look the part. Designers wanted a casual, contemporary style that complemented the surrounding buildings but also stood out. A mixed texture design was desired for the building in order to enhance interaction but also add to the visual depth. The majority of the clubhouse is giant, storefront windows. A product had to be chosen that would visually coincide with the many windows.
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