Concrete is a mixture of Portland cement and aggregate that hardens into a strong and durable building material. It is used in a range of applications, from setting posts and pouring foundations, to erecting skyscrapers, highways, bridges, and dams. The cement binds the aggregate, and the aggregate provides structure and reinforcement to the concrete, which helps to prevent cracking. The ratio for dry concrete mix is typically 4 parts aggregate, 2 parts sand, and 1 part cement. Various types of concrete mix are available with different ratios for specific purposes, such as faster setting or higher strength. Concrete also continues to get stronger as it ages, making it a reliable building material for permanent installations.
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Expansion Cement
Previously PurchasedExpansion cement develops a high compression strength for applications such as anchoring bolts, buildings, partitions, machines, appliances, tools, railings, hardware, and posts to concrete floors and walls.Brands
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High Strength Concrete Mix
Previously PurchasedHigh-strength concrete mix is an excellent choice for repair and building jobs where concrete thickness is greater than 2". It is ideal for setting posts and building sidewalks, floors, steps, patios, curbs, downspout troughs, and concrete countertops.Brands
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Concrete Mix
Previously PurchasedConcrete mix is formulated with sand, gravel, and cement to provide high strength support for sidewalks, floors, steps, patios, curbs, and downspout troughs.Brands
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Cement
Previously PurchasedCement is an essential building material for pavement, sidewalks, slabs and concrete mix.Brands
