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STEP 3 - MIX THE CONCRETE
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Put concrete in the wheel barrow and add water per the instructions on the bag. Working quickly, thoroughly mix the
concrete with the mortar hoe. You’ll want the concrete to be the consistency equivalent to a 6” slump.
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Insert the #40 reinforcement bar pushing each stick to the bottom of the hole after a couple of bags of concrete have
been mixed and placed in the hole.
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Working quickly, continue to mix and add concrete until the hole is filled to the top of the cardboard or wooden form.
*You must work quickly as the concrete has the potential to setup before you have an opportunity to insert the anchor
into the wet concrete as detailed in Step 4.
Note:
Wet concrete has the potential to setup very quickly depending on several conditions. These conditions include but
are not limited to:
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Air temperature, humidity and the exposure to direct sunlight.
STEP 4 - INSERT THE ANCHOR
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Place the anchor in the center of the hole square with the driveway/slab and/or playing area and press it down into
the wet concrete until the template is resting on top of the wet concrete.
Note:
The four (#3) nuts located below the (#1) template will be embedded in the concrete.
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It is important that the anchor is both level side-to-side as well as front-to-back.
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Check often over the next 30 minutes with a level to ensure that the anchor has not moved from its intended position.
ALLOW THE CONCRETE TO CURE
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Allow the concrete to cure a minimum of 72 hours.
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Cooler temperatures may require additional cure time.
DAY 2-4