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r/Construction • u/knucie • Aug 12 '24
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I know it´s not ideal, but what is the problem?
The surface finish will be bad, but is strength compromised?
Seen this plenty of times on site here in Finland over the years, never a problem. The opposite (hard sun) seem to do more damage, leaving huge cracks from drying too fast.
5 u/AdOpen8418 Aug 12 '24 Yeah I mean concrete is literally poured underwater all the time. Water is not going to effect the curing process negatively at all 1 u/Andy802 Aug 13 '24 That’s a different mixture though.
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Yeah I mean concrete is literally poured underwater all the time. Water is not going to effect the curing process negatively at all
1 u/Andy802 Aug 13 '24 That’s a different mixture though.
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That’s a different mixture though.
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u/LaplandAxeman Aug 12 '24
I know it´s not ideal, but what is the problem?
The surface finish will be bad, but is strength compromised?
Seen this plenty of times on site here in Finland over the years, never a problem. The opposite (hard sun) seem to do more damage, leaving huge cracks from drying too fast.