Posted by MSD on December 10, 2012 at 08:05:16 from (67.4.60.56):
In Reply to: Concrete in December posted by G1050 on December 10, 2012 at 06:43:22:
Can you pour the footings first and erect the building? Then when it is enclosed pour the floor? Easier to keep some heat in then. Make your footings 4 ft. below finished grade and you won't have any trouble with frost heaving. Add 2% calcium to the mix and use a stronger mix with concrete blankets on the finished pour and you will be ok. The 2% will speed up the set up time so plan accordingly. We have poured every month of the year here in SE. SD and never had a problem. Just don't pour over frozen ground or it will crack for sure.
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