FAQ's

Approxamitely 44 bags of 40kg will be equal to 1 cubic meter

5 bags will cover 1 square metre with a thickness of 5cm     provided that a maximum of 4 litres water is added per bag when mixed

Generally a maximum of 4 litres will be required for a good consistent mixture, less water will result in a stronger final product but is harder to work with

It is washed in order to reduce the clay content in the aggregate as to reduce surface cracks during the curing process 

Mpa stands for megapascal, a unit of measurement that will indicate the compressive strength of concrete per unit area that concrete can withstand before cracking or failing.

Curing is a process whereby moisture and temperature conditions must be properly maintained following freshly placed mortar, plaster or concrete in order for it to gain strength and durability

Curing times will vary depending on the desired strengths to be achieved for example concrete generally takes up to 28 days to reach full strength

Most aggregates contain moisture however if aggregate is extremely wet a 40kg bag can retain as much as 10% or 4kg water

Yes, they are recyclable