How long should it take to pour a 10 ft. by 10 ft. concrete slab? | | Less than 2 hours | 52% | | 2-4 hours | 26% | | 4-6 hours | 5% | | Not sure | 15% | | | | | Question: How long should it take to pour a 10 ft. by 10 ft. concrete slab? Top Answer (52% of 19 votes): Less than 2 hours.
Answer: Less than 2 hours
Explanation: It should take 10 minutes to pour 1 yard of concrete | | Solid Solutions Concrete LLC | Answer: Less than 2 hours
Explanation: Yes | | Capristo concrete | Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Depends on how wet the concrete is and how wet the ground is it could take longer to set up the wetter it is | | D&L Concrete LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Less than 2 hours
Explanation: Pouring should take 30 minutes if truck can reach area. | | Allied Concrete LLC | Answer: 2-4 hours
Explanation: The placement period of the pour would be relatively short, depending on accessibility, and crew ability, but the set time would be 2-4 hours from placement influenced some by weather, regardless of the size of the placement. | | Maven Group LLC | Answer: Less than 2 hours
Explanation: Less than 2 hours. You are limited on time with concrete. You have a short period of time with a 4'' slump. Once the concrete starts to set up it is almost impossible to finish. | | Colorado Concrete | | | ProMatcher |
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