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Since 1969, Scott System continues to revolutionize the art of architectural design with its unique brick inlay systems and concrete textures. From highway sound walls to bridges, schools to parking decks and many other residential and commercial applications, Scott System form liners and brick inlay systems are utilized worldwide to create architectural masterpieces.

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Scott System Form LinersA “Perfect Fit” for Beautiful Infrastructure

Scott System form liners hide panel abutments through engineered and artistic design functions, turning a series of concrete panels into beautiful works of art.

Once cast with Scott’s elastomeric form liners, concrete panels match up, creating a series of panels that come together to form sound/retaining walls, parking garages, bridges, government buildings, churches, hospitals, sports facilities, and retail or residential projects.

Because of the elastomeric strength, Scott System form liners can be used 100 times or more with variation through pre-engineered design, allowing for certain textures to be rotated or inverted.

Finger Joints hide abutments by using an interlocking pattern that can invert 180 degrees.

Side-to-Side Joints, generally used with smooth flutes, allow for a smooth transition from one panel to the next with slight variation when using a 180 degree rotation. Every effort is made to form a smooth finish that match-casts the flutes so that rubber meets rubber, creating a tight fit.

Universal/Common Joints are unique in that textures on panels match up on both the tops and bottoms with varying degrees of rotation. Using a pattern drawing, panels can be mixed and matched.

Random Joints allows panels to abut at various different locations, intentionally forming a division that breaks up the flow of textures and shadowing. Panels can be stacked top-to-bottom or side-to-side.

R R

R R

This symbol is shown in the catalog along with patterns that may be installed in any orientation.

StoneRocky Mountain

Flagstone . . . . . . . . .23⁄4” Random Stone . . . . .3

Oregon Basalt . . . . . . . .4

Rugged Flagstone . . . . .4

Chiseled Limestone . . . .5

Alpine Stone . . . . . . . . .5

Pennsylvania Stone . . . .5

Teton Dry Stack . . . . . .6

Fence Stone . . . . . . . . .7

Black Hawk Dry Stack . .8

Split Face Rock . . . . . . .9

Ashlar Stone . . . . . . . . 10

Tucson River Rock . . . . 11

River Rock . . . . . . . . . 12

Field Stone . . . . . . . . . 12

FracturedCleveland Flute . . . . . . 13

Brown and Root . . . . . 14

Brown and Root

Modified . . . . . . . . . 14

Colorado Drag

Aggregate . . . . . . . 14

St. Mary’s . . . . . . . . . . 15

Fractured Rope . . . . . . 16

Standard Fractured Fin 17

Small Fractured

Trapezoid . . . . . . . . 17

Hawaiian Fractured Fin . 18

Florida Fractured Fin . . 19

Fractured Granite . . . .20

Stone Ground

Fractured Granite . . 21

Phoenix Limestone . . . .22

Low ProfileSandblast . . . . . . . . . .23

Broom Finish . . . . . . . .24

Stucco . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Wormy Plaster . . . . . .24

Bush Hammer . . . . . . .25

Brick and BlockSplit Face Block . . . . . .26

Wire Cut Brick . . . . . . .26

Rough Brick . . . . . . . .26

Old Brick . . . . . . . . . . .27

Brick Gasket Liner . . . .28

Rim Snap . . . . . . . .29

Fluted1⁄2” Fluted Fin . . . . . . . .333⁄4” Fluted Fin . . . . . . . .33

1” Fluted Fin . . . . . . . .33

Striated . . . . . . . . . . .34

Large Striated . . . . . . .341⁄2” Sine Wave . . . . . . .34

Colorado Random

Reveal . . . . . . . . . .35

11⁄2” Fluted Fin . . . . . . .36

Wave 23⁄4” o.c. . . . . . . .37

Wave 2” o.c. . . . . . . . .37

Corrugated . . . . . . . . .37

Large Corrugated . . . .38

Grave Stake . . . . . . . .38

Wood3” Cedar . . . . . . . . . . .39

Extra Rough Sawn . . . .39

Barn Wood . . . . . . . . .40

Shake Shingle . . . . . . .40

1” Grape Stake . . . . . .40

Cedar Stake . . . . . . . . 41

V.L.G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

V.L.G. Tulsa . . . . . . . . .42

Shiplap (Textured) . . . .42

Shiplap (Smooth) . . . . .42

Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

Inside the front cover: Concrete bird and willows featured in the San Tomas Aquino/Saratoga Creek Trail retaining wall in Santa Clara, CA. Artist: Linda Patterson

Table of Contents

Ashlar panels abut, creating vertical and horizontal joints. To the passerby, what appears to be a wall is actually a series of concrete panels coming together with Scott form liner. Can you see the panel joints?

A Trick of the Eye...

Renderings by Hawkins Partners, Inc.

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Stone

�60B Rugged Flagstone

Joint: RandomUnit Size: 4’w x �0’h

R R

R R

Random Bond

1/2 max. relief

�77 �⁄4” Random Stone

Joint: RandomUnit Size: 5’w x 8’h

R R

R R

Random Bond

3/4 relief

“Gateway to the Cascades,” Issaquah, WA (#177 3⁄4” Random Stone)

Stone

�60 Rocky Mountain Flagstone

Joint: Random

Unit Size: 4’w x �0’h

R R

R R

Random Bond

1/4 max. relief

Charles Schwab building, Denver, CO. (#160 Rocky Mountain Flagstone)

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Stone

�74 Pennsylvania Stone

Joint: UniversalUnit Size: 8’w x 4’h

5/8 relief

�8� Alpine Stone

Joint: Finger JointUnit Size: �0’w x 4’h

1 relief

�66A Chiseled Limestone

11/4 max. relief

B


R R

R R

Random Bond

3/4 max. relief

A

Stone

�75 Oregon Basalt

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: �’w x �0’h

2 max. relief

“Spaghetti Bowl,” Las Vegas, NV (#160 Rocky Mountain Flagstone and #175 Oregon Basalt)

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Stone

�9� Fence Stone

Joint: Finger JointUnit Size: �0’ x 4’

1 max. relief

Opposite: Lakewood, CO (#189 Teton Dry Stack); Above: Oswego, IL (#192 Fence Stone)

Stone

�89 Teton Dry Stack

Joint: UniversalUnit Size:

�0’w x 4’h

1 relief

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Stone

�59 Split Face Rock

Joint: Finger JointUnit Size: ��’w x 4’h

1/2 relief

Arvada, CO (#159 Split Face Rock)

Stone

�85 Black Hawk Dry Stack


�0’w x 4’h

11/2 max. relief

Black Hawk, CO (#185 Black Hawk Dry Stack)

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Stone

�87 Tucson River Rock

Joint: UniversalUnit Size: 8’w x 4’h

11/2 relief

Opposite: Arvada, CO (#167C Ashlar Stone); Above: Tucson, AZ (#187 Tucson River Rock)

Stone

�67 Ashlar Stone

11/4 relief

C


�0’w x 4’h

13/4 relief

E

3/4 relief

A

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Fractured

�0� Cleveland Flute

Joint: Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x �0’h �’w x �0’h

13/4 relief

3” o.c.

Stone

�7� Field Stone


�0’w x 4’h

1 max. relief

�7� River Rock


�0’w x 4’h

1 max. relief

(#173 Field Stone)

Opposite: Cleveland, OH (#101 Cleveland Flute)

�4 �5

Fractured

�46 St. Mary’s


11/4 relief

Morgan City, LA (#146 St. Mary’s Fractured Fin with graphic inlays)

2” o.c.

Fractured

�45 Colorado Drag Aggregate

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: 5’w x ��’h

11/2 relief

�40 Brown and Root Modified

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: 4’w x �0’h �’w x �0’h

1 relief

��9A Brown and Root

Joint: Side-to-Side


11/2 relief

2” o.c.

2” o.c.

�6 �7

Fractured

�49 Small Fractured Trapezoid


1/2 relief

�09 Standard Fractured Fin


3/4 relief

Littleton, CO (#109 Standard Fractured Fin with graphics)

11⁄2” o.c.

11⁄4” o.c.

Fractured

��A Fractured Rope

Joint: Side-to-Side


1/2 relief

Chase Bank, Phoenix, AZ (#112A Fractured Rope)

2” o.c.

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Fractured

��0B Florida Fractured Fin


1 relief

Opposite: Municipal Office Building, Honolulu, HI (#114 Hawaiian Fractured Fin); Above: Hollywood, FL (#130B Florida Fractured Fin)

4” o.c.

Fractured

��4 Hawaiian Fractured Fin

Joint: Side-to-Side


5/8 relief

1” o.c.

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Fractured

�� Stone Ground Fractured Granite

Joint: RandomUnit Size: 4’w x �0’h �’w x �0’h

R R

R R

Random Bond

1/2 max. relief

Colorado Springs, CO (#111 Stone Ground Fractured Granite)

Fractured

��0A Fractured Granite

Joint: Random

Unit Size: 4’w x �0’h�’w x �0’h

R R

R R

Random Bond

3/4 max. relief

Mill Creek, WA (#110A Fractured Granite with sculptured graphics)

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Low Profile

��9 Sandblast

3/32 relief

120 #2


R R

R R

Random Bond

1/8 relief

121 #3

1/16 relief

119 #1

Fractured

��7 Phoenix Limestone

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: 4’w x �0’h�’w x �0’h

Flute Width: �⁄�”–��⁄�”

11/8 relief

Above: Phoenix, AZ (#117 Phoenix Limestone); Opposite: Denver, CO (#119 Sandblast)

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Low Profile

�6� Bush Hammer

3/16 relief

B


R R

R R

Random Bond

1/4 relief

C

1/8 relief

A

Magnolia Hotel, Denver, CO (#162 Bush Hammer)

Low Profile

�79 Wormy Plaster

Joint: Random


R R

R R

Random Bond

1/16 relief

�50 Stucco

Joint: Random


R R

R R

Random Bond

1/16 relief

�4� Broom

Joint: Side-to-Side


1/16 relief

�6 �7

Brick and Block

��5 Old Brick

Joint: Finger Joint RandomUnit Size: �0’w x 4’hBrick Size: ��⁄�” x 7�⁄�”

R R

R R

Random Bond

3/8 relief

Arvada, CO (#115 Old Brick)

Brick and Block

�76 Rough Brick

Joint: Finger Joint

RandomUnit Size:

�0’w x 4’hBrick Size: ��⁄8” x 7�⁄�”

R R

R R

Random Bond

3/16 relief

��8 Wire Cut Brick

Joint: Finger Joint

RandomUnit Size:

�0’w x 4’hBrick Size: ��⁄�” x 7�⁄�”

R R

R R

Random Bond

1/4 relief

��7 Split Face Block

1/2 relief

A

Joint: Finger Joint

RandomUnit Size:

�0’w x 4’hBlock Size:

�6”

R R

R R

Random Bond

1/2 relief

B

�8 �9

Rim Snap

Thin Brick and Stone Vertically Embedded in Concrete

Brick and Block

�64 Brick Gasket Liner

1/4 relief

Coved

Joint: Finger Joint

RandomUnit Size:

�0’w x 4’hBrick Size:

��⁄4” x 75 ⁄8”

R R

R R

Random Bond

1/4 relief

Raked

Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA (#164 Brick Gasket Liner)

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Rim Snap

Forms are removed and the finished wall is power washed to reveal a classic brick or stone finish in the structural concrete wall.

Vertical forms are set with rebar and concrete is poured.

Step 4

Rim Snap Advantages:• Flexible gasket

rim holds thin brick securely in place

• Rim Snap Templates are reusable

• Thin brick can be easily installed into column forms

Step 3

Vertically Cast Thin Brick

Rim Snap

Rim Snaps tab together and are stapled on a vertical surface to create a template to hold brick.

Thin brick is pressed into the pockets of the Rim Snap system face down.

Step 2Step 1

Ideal for climbing forms, columns and residential foundation forms, the Rim Snap attaches to vertical applications to produce a real brick façade integrally-cast into concrete

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Fluted

��5 �” Fluted Fin

Joint: Side-to-SideUnit Size: �’w x �0’h

1 relief

�� ⁄4” Fluted Fin


3/4 relief

�08 �⁄�” Fluted Fin


1/2 relief

11⁄2” o.c.

2” o.c.

23⁄16” o.c.

Rim Snap

It’s your choice…Combine stone and thin brick for an array of possibilities.

Thin Brick and Porcelain Stone Thin Brick and Form Liner

Standard Size

Modular Size*

Utility Size*

*available Fall 2009

Vertically Cast Porcelain or Concrete Stone

Porcelain or Concrete Stone Dimensions: Standard: ��⁄4” x 75 ⁄8”Modular*: �5 ⁄8” x 75 ⁄8”Utility*: �5 ⁄8” x ��5 ⁄8”

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Fluted

�� Colorado Random Reveal

Joint: Side-to-SideUnit Size: �0’w x ��’h

11/2 max. relief

Fluted

�54 �⁄�” Sine Wave

Joint: Side-to-Side


3/16 relief

��4 Large Striated

Joint: Side-to-Side


1/4 relief

�� Striated

Joint: Side-to-Side


3/16 relief

Opposite: Denver, CO (#131 Colorado Random Reveal)

1⁄2” o.c.

�6 �7

Fluted

��7A Corrugated

Joint: Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x �0’h

1/16 relief

�58 Wave �” o.c.

Joint: Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x ��’h

1 relief

�57 Wave ��⁄4” o.c.

Joint: Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x ��’h

3/4 relief

23⁄4” o.c.

2” o.c.

1⁄2” o.c.

Fluted

��9 ��⁄�” Fluted Fin

11/2 relief

3” o.c.

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: �’w x �0’h

11/2 relief

4” o.c.

Denver, CO (#139 11⁄2” Fluted Fin)

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Wood

�04 Extra Rough Sawn

Joint: Finger Joint Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x ��’hBoard Size: 4” wide

1/8 relief

�0� �” Cedar

Joint: Finger Joint Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x �0’hBoard Size: �” wide

1/4 relief

Palmer Ridge High School, Monument, CO (#104 Extra Rough Sawn)

Fluted

�5� Grave Stake

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: 8.5’w x ��.6’h

5/8 relief

��7B Large Corrugated

Joint: Side-to-Side

Unit Size: 4’w x 8’h

1/2 relief

Crowfoot LRT Pedestrian Bridge, Calgary, Alberta (#152 Grave Stake)

4” o.c.

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Wood

�44 Cedar Stake

Joint: Finger Joint Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x �6’hBoard Size: 4” wide

3/16 max. relief

��6A V.L.G.

Joint: Finger Joint Side-to-SideUnit Size: 4’w x �6’hBoard Size: �” wide

1/2 relief

Denver, CO (#126A V.L.G.)

Wood

�8� �” Grape Stake

Joint: Finger Joint Side-to-Side


Board Size: �” wide

1 relief

�84 Shake Shingle



Shingle Size: 9” wide

11/4 relief

��6 Barn Wood



3/8 relief

4� 4�

Art

Top left—Artist: Vicki Scuri, Seattle, WA; Top right—Artist: Vicki Scuri, Seattle, WA; Middle left—Artist: Linda Patterson, Santa Clara, CA; Bottom—Artist: Scott System, Virginia Beach, VA

Wood

3/4 relief

3/8 relief

3/16 relief

�8�B Shiplap (Smooth)

�8�A Shiplap (Textured)

��6B V.L.G. Tulsa



Board Size: 6” wide



Board Size: 6” wide



Board Size: �”–7” wide

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Art

Top left—Artist: Surface Strategy LLC, Denver, CO; Top center—Artist: Linda Patterson, Santa Clara, CA; Top right—Artist: Linda Patterson, Santa Clara, CA; Bottom—Artist: Vicki Scuri, Seattle, WA

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