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                         Expanded Shale, Clay and Slate Rotary Kiln Produced Structural Lightweight Aggregates, ESCS
 
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   Other Lightweight Aggregate Applications
            
     The superior qualities of structural lightweight aggregate are effective and economical
 in many other applications.  Examples include wood floor topping, bagged concrete
 mixture, cement wallboard, artificial stone, concrete rooftile, refractory concrete, phosphorous
 removal, subsurface flow wetlands, traction grit, grog, insulating fill and many, many more.

  Landscape & Horticulture

 Specialty Concrete
 
•  Lightweight concrete roof tiles
 •  Cement wallboard
 •  Artificial stone
 •  Bagged concrete mix
 •  Topping on wood floor systems
 •  Roof fill for flat roofs (insulation & slope)
 •  Insulating fill around temperature sensitive elements
 •  Refractory (fireplace logs & boxes, chimney liners, etc.)
 •  Insulating refractory for industrial uses in ( kilns, boilers, stacks, petrochemical refining, etc.)
 •  Ferrocement & shotcrete
  •  Animal & environmental structures (sewage treatment, etc.)

Storm Water, Filter Media
• Constructed Wetlands
• Phosphorous removal
• Subsurface flow wetlands
• Filter strips
• Rain gardens
• Rain basins
• Vegitated wetlands

Water & Waste Water Treatment
• Biofilters
• Septic system drain field
• Medium for wastewater treatment filters & water filters

 Miscellaneous
 •  De-slicking grit, traction grit for icy roads
 •  Fire protection for impermeable plastic liners
 •  Grog for clay brick
 •  Coverstone & ballast on built-up roofs


 
  Landscape & Horticulture
 


 

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       801.272.7070 • Fax
801.272.3377 email: info@escsi.org