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Concrete will behave differently depending on the season – and time of day – it’s poured in. Particular care needs to be taken in low-temperature conditions as cold can have an adverse impact on concrete strength.
Low temperatures can affect concrete behaviour in the following ways:
This resource explains what steps should be taken to minimise the effects of low temperatures on concrete. In particular, it details what precautions must be taken when a sudden frost takes place or when the air temperature falls below 5°C.
It also outlines what needs to be done to increase the rate at which concrete gains strength.
Don’t put your next project at risk of poor-quality concrete pours, time delays or cost overruns. Find out exactly what needs to be done when laying concrete outside of optimal temperature conditions.
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This resource is designed for builders and industry professionals who want to understand what precautions need to be taken when pouring concrete in cold weather.