When you take concrete curing personal. 📹: arman. mamyr

This is a very important thing to understand Slowing down the curing process with concrete or mortar as much as possible will leave you with a much stronger product Good for these guys

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Doesn't that raise the temp inside the column and prematurely dry the concrete?

@grok Explain how wrapping wet concrete columns in clear plastic would help the concrete curing process, as seen in this video, ty.

That's how it should be.

That's how concrete cures, the slower the process the harder the outcome.

Concrete dries or it cures, it can't do both.

There's so much exposed surface area it's probably required or it's get brittle

Pretty cool that they care.

That looks like very building in Nepal. Every building has columns with rebar sticking like it’s a top floor waiting to be completed.

the concrete should be covered not sealed