Mutual Materials Spotlighted In SMART: Dynamics of Masonry In their latest issue, SMART: Dynamics of Masonry wrote an article for their Distinguished Design section highlighting the new Mountainside High School in Beaverton, Oregon. This project was a collaboration between Mutual…
It’s time to jettison boring backyards and generic outdoor living spaces in favor of statement spaces that speak to your design preferences and the character of your Pacific Northwest home. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind when choosing…
Part of the appeal of the summer months in the Pacific Northwest is the extended amount of time you can spend outside, thanks to our usually-moderate climate. While you might have thought about our products in terms of more traditional…
When you think about designing a scheme for your kitchen and bathrooms in your house, it probably feels important to not only be on trend, but also to create something that will be long-lasting and stay in style for a…
While the Pacific Northwest – especially the coastal areas – is known for rain, its beauty truly shines in the summer months. Those who live in the region spend a lot of time outdoors, even when they’re at home. This…
One of our most popular segmental retaining wall systems, CornerStone™ just got better for landscape designers and hardscape installers. Here are the improvements to the line, starting May 2018: Near vertical now available CornerStone 100-Series is now available in near-vertical,…
The design of the new AWS Diamond Head Series® pedestal system has left customers with many questions regarding the use of all the components. With the help of our supplier, Puget Lite Pavers, Inc., we created a Pedestal Planning sheet…
Habitat for Humanity of Seattle – King County has been building and repairing homes for low-income families in the area for 30 years. Mutual Materials has been a proud supporter of Habitat for Humanity for years through the donation of…
Our ICPI classes were recently conducted and everything was a success. We sponsored both a Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavements Specialist (PICP) course and a Level 1 Paver Installation course, and the turnout was outstanding. We had 16 attendees for the…
OSHA’s New Silica Rule You may or may not know that on September 23rd, OSHA’s new regulations regarding the exposure to silica in the workplace took effect. What is Required of Your Company? Under these new regulations companies are required…