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How should cement be stored, and how long is its shelf life?
Cement reacts with moisture in the air. Poorly stored bags can harden and lose performance, while correct dry storage preserves their properties for much longer.
- 01Storage conditions
- 02How to think about shelf life
- 03Bulk cement storage
August 9, 2026
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August 8, 2026
Cold-weather concreting: what should be checked on site?
As temperature falls, hydration slows, strength is delayed and fresh concrete is exposed to freezing. Cement selection, placing temperature and insulated curing make the risk manageable.
August 7, 2026
What does ground granulated blast-furnace slag add to concrete?
Granulated slag, a by-product of ironmaking, becomes a binder when ground. Replacing part of the clinker improves durability and lowers embodied carbon.
August 6, 2026
When is sulfate-resistant cement required?
Dissolved sulfate in soil or water can react with phases in hardened concrete, causing expansion and cracking. Sulfate-resistant cement limits this risk.
August 6, 2026
How Much Does Cement Cost? 2026 Cement Price Guide
The factors that shape cement prices, the uses of major cement classes and the information needed to obtain a comparable quotation.
August 5, 2026
What do 32.5, 42.5 and 52.5 mean? Cement strength classes explained
The number on a cement bag is the lower limit of 28-day compressive strength under standard test conditions. N, R and L describe early-strength development.
August 4, 2026
CEM I or CEM II? Choosing the right cement type for your project
CEM I is Portland cement, while CEM II contains additions such as slag, fly ash or limestone. The right choice depends on strength development, section thickness and exposure conditions.
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