- Set mailboxes, fence posts, lamp posts and swing sets.
- Pre-blended, just add water.
- No mixing required.
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Product Overview
- A quality mixture of sand, coarse aggregate and cementitious materials
- Use for setting mailboxes, fence posts, basketball/game posts, lamp posts and swing sets
- Mix with cement mix accelerator for fast set times
- Just add water
- California residents
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Product Overview
- Set mailboxes, fence posts, lamp posts and swing sets.
- Pre-blended, just add water.
- No mixing required.
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Is there a better price for a whole pallet or bulk
Asked by George January 4, 2021No. I buy in full pallet quantity several times, even going through their bid desk and it's always the same price.
Whats the largest size aggregate in the mix?
Asked by JJN July 14, 2020I'd say half an inch
Whats the shelf life of opened bags during summer in California? Humidity 8~15%. I just bought 1...
Asked by JJN July 12, 2020There is no way to determine a shelf life to opened bags. We would recommend using them ASAP. Concrete only has a 1 year shelf when sealed. After that the material will not work.
In a 30 inch deep hole with 3 inch of drainage rock, and 12 inch diameter, how much 50lb. fence p...
Asked by fran June 17, 2020As a fencing contractor I usually only use an 8" hole for 4x4 posts, and at 24" deep, I use 2 bags average. For a 12" hole with a 4x6 post I had to use 5 bags, so you'll likely need 6-7 bags per hole for a 4x4 post in a 12" hole.
I have some large tubular aluminum, wanting to use as post, will this mix react? I know regular P...
Asked by Rocky April 8, 2020Yes, it will corrode the aluminum. That will not be a good idea.
Does it work with wood post
Asked by Al March 17, 2020yes using on pressure treated posts
If I mix this with water in a bucket and pour in the hole, what will be the concrete to water ratio?
Asked by Creativity November 10, 2019No, you will need to fill the hole 1/3 full of water and then pour in the dry fence mix until it is full.
How many pounds does this bag make when added with the proper amount of water?
Asked by Penny August 26, 2019There is .375 cubic feet of concrete per 50 lb bag. Concrete weights around 146 lbs per cubic feet when dry and cured. So you are looking at approximately 55 lbs plus or minus.
will this cure in standing water?
Asked by road February 23, 2019Yes
how many per pallet
Asked by lmfire January 30, 201964 bags per pallet.
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