ALT Worker applying Rapid Set TRU self-leveling flooring inside a commercial space, creating a smooth, glossy surface.

ALT Polished concrete flooring in a modern bar area with metal stools and reflective, high-gloss finish.

ALT Bright hotel lobby with arched architecture, plants, and seamless polished flooring reflecting overhead lighting.

ALT Downtown Austin Marriott lobby featuring expansive polished floors installed with Rapid Set TRU, showcasing a smooth, reflective finish.

ALT A large suspension bridge spans a river beside a grassy waterfront park. Overlaid text reads: “To invest the driving public’s tax dollars as wisely as possible, PennDOT seeks repair materials that are durable and easy to install.”

ALT A bag of Rapid Set Concrete Mix is displayed alongside the Rapid Set and Roads & Bridges logos. Text reads: “One such material… is Rapid Set Concrete Mix.” A citation below references a Roads & Bridges article titled “How One State DOT Stretches Maintenance Budgets” (September 26, 2022).

ALT Damaged concrete slab with visible cracks and discoloration, overlaid with text asking “Damaged slab preventing your final overlay?” and suggesting removal as an option.

ALT Worker kneeling and applying skim coat over a prepared surface using a trowel, with text stating “…or you can skim it.”

ALT Smooth, newly skim-coated concrete floor next to a shower area with a Rapid Set skim floor bag and bucket, with text reading “Fast. Easy. Rapid Set.”

ALT Polished concrete floor with decorative inlays at Universal Epic Universe, shown as the 2025 Projects of the Year polished concrete award winner.

ALT Smooth polished concrete flooring beside a decorative vintage diving helmet display inside Universal’s Epic Universe.

ALT Polished concrete flooring in a themed retail space at Universal Epic Universe, featuring a mannequin and illuminated merchandise displays.

ALT Seamless polished concrete flooring inside a themed dining area at Universal Epic Universe with ocean-inspired décor and seating.

ALT Indoor sports dome with a large concrete floor and materials staged along the wall. Overlaid text announces “Projects of the Year Awards – Repair & Restoration Winner 2025” for the Scheels Sports Park Dome floor leveling project by Show Me Industrial Services and O’Shea Builders.

ALT Workers in high-visibility shirts operate floor-grinding and leveling equipment inside a large indoor sports dome. Text explains that 20,000 square feet of slab was re-leveled using Rapid Set® LevelFlor® to meet professional sports standards.

ALT Wide view of a large, brightly lit indoor dome with workers and equipment spread across the floor during leveling work. Text highlights rapid installation of over 900 bags of material in four days due to consistent flow and strength gain.

ALT Smooth, newly leveled concrete floor inside a large indoor sports dome, reflecting overhead lights. Text notes the floor met a 1/8-inch tolerance and was completed ahead of a December 2025 tournament deadline.

ALT Aerial view of a rural highway undergoing concrete panel replacement, with one lane completed and another under construction. Overlaid text announces “Projects of the Year Awards – Infrastructure Winner 2025” for the US 53 Full-Depth Panel Replacement by Wisconsin DOT, Chippewa Concrete Services, and CPR Construction.

ALT Nighttime road construction scene with workers in high-visibility gear preparing a concrete repair area, while an excavator and dump truck operate under bright work lights. Text highlights this as Wisconsin’s largest CSA-based rapid-setting repair project using Rapid Set® Cement.

ALT Close-up of construction workers pouring and spreading fresh concrete into a prepared roadway section at night. Text notes over 2,200 tons of Rapid Set Cement were used to produce 7,400 cubic yards of pavement, poured overnight to minimize traffic disruption.

ALT Workers in reflective safety gear place and finish concrete on a roadway at night, illuminated by bright truck headlights. Text emphasizes zero strength failures, no missed openings, and successful large-scale volumetric batching with CSA cement.

ALT Workers place and finish concrete for protective caps at Jennings Randolph Dam in West Virginia, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers flood-control structure along the Potomac River. The project used System-K™ shrinkage-compensating concrete with Komponent® to replace deteriorated spillway gate anchor caps.

ALT Jen Ring, GFRC Production Manager at CTS Tomes, stands on a construction site wearing a white hard hat and black shirt with city buildings in the background. The image includes a “Women in Construction” banner and her name and title.

ALT Susan Foster, Director of Strategic Initiatives & Komponent® at CTS, smiles for a selfie at an active construction site while wearing a white hard hat, safety glasses, and a high-visibility vest. A colleague and construction equipment appear in the background beneath a “Women in Construction” banner.

ALT Concrete being placed from a mixer truck to replace bridge approach slabs during cold-weather construction on Route 31 in Hopewell, New Jersey, highlighting 18°F working conditions.

ALT Construction crew placing concrete for bridge approach slab replacement using Rapid Set DOT Cement on Route 31 in Hopewell, New Jersey, with traffic passing in the background.

ALT Group photo of CTS Rapid Set team members posing together at the World of Concrete trade show booth.

ALT Rapid Set team members standing behind the booth counter at World of Concrete, welcoming attendees and showcasing products.

ALT Four CTS Rapid Set team members posing together on the trade show floor at World of Concrete.

ALT Rapid Set team members interacting with a young attendee during a live demonstration at World of Concrete.