Concrete Mix (No. 1101)
60/80 lb · US · not yet reviewed
Short answer
Can take load or strain: 1 day after application.
Curing period complete: 7 days after application (shorter only under the manufacturer’s stated conditions — see below).
Used for structural applications, load-bearing bonds: elapsed time alone can’t confirm it’s ready. Inspect or test before loading.
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Stated times
- Can take load or strain1 day
- Curing period complete7 days*
* Shorter only under the manufacturer’s stated conditions.
From QUIKRETE data sheet · checked 2026-10-24. Anything not listed isn’t stated by the manufacturer.
Conditions & fine print
- Stated conditions: Curing period depends on temperature
- Cure 5 days at 70°F or warmer, 7 days at 50–70°F; protect from freezing for the first 48 hours. The data sheet gives no slab traffic times. Don't apply curing compound if rain or temperatures below 50°F are expected within 24 hours.
- Region US. Formulas can differ between countries; check your container.
- Can take load or strain: Fence posts only
- Curing period complete: 5 days at 70°F or warmer; 7 days at 50–70°F
- Entered from the manufacturer source; second review pending. Report outdated information
- Actual results depend on preparation, thickness, ventilation, temperature, humidity, mixing and substrate.
Questions
How long before Concrete Mix (No. 1101) is can take load or strain?
QUIKRETE states: Fence posts: wait 24 hours before the post is subjected to any strain. Conditions: Fence posts only. This is the manufacturer’s stated time, not a guarantee.
How long before Concrete Mix (No. 1101) is curing period complete?
QUIKRETE states: Continue curing 5 days in warm weather (70°F or higher) or 7 days in colder weather (50–70°F). Conditions: 5 days at 70°F or warmer; 7 days at 50–70°F. This is the manufacturer’s stated time, not a guarantee.