Stone cold.

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Is it OK to concrete some path edgjngs in when it's below freezing?

[tikay]

Is it OK to concrete some path edgjngs in when it's below freezing?

Not ideally, no.

Casting concrete in sub-zero temperatures (unless you can pre-heat it & keep it warm with thermal blankets) is a no-no.

Water expands when it freezes, & this "blows" the concrete.

The path-edgings (pre-cast I assume) will be fine, but not the concrete you set them with.

If you must do it immediately, because, say, you have a nagging wife, cover with blankets or some form of insulation. You can protect the concrete the same way, too.

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Bloody auto correct.

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Ty btw.

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Is it OK to concrete some path edgjngs in when it's below freezing?

If you must do it immediately, because, say, you have a nagging wife

Do people still have those?

[Redsgirl]

Is it OK to concrete some path edgjngs in when it's below freezing?

If you must do it immediately, because, say, you have a nagging wife

Do people still have those?

Don't worry,  the cold will slow the decomposition.
Your 'edgings' will be fine till it's warm enough for the concrete. ;-)

[Tal]

What have you done to Celtic?

[Knottikay]

Yes....it is cold in Stone.