Fast Setting Construction Cement Products
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@PRengEdson Rapid Set Cement does stand the test of time. On average it will last at least twice as long as a Portland Style Cement.
myrransf 11 months ago
I personally use and teach the applications using many Rapid Set Products and they really do out perform all products by far! This link will show you all kinds of High End Concrete Finishes, Water Features and Fun Textures created using Rapid Set and Something Better Texture Rollers.
betterpaths 3 years ago
I am a BSc Civil Engineer
Concrete construction and civil engineering should not be a quick fix job. Sustainability, DURABILITY should be addressed. This product was not tested against the ultimate test of them all: the time endurance test
This cement may induce excessive cracking caused by late shrinkage. In the case of traffic bridges, the concrete definitely did not achieved its full strenght before traffic is restarted. Eventually the impact load will show its face
PRengEdson 4 years ago
We have used this clip on our website see theconstructionlibrary
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