Saw-Cut Timing for Concrete Slabs by Weather: the Scratch Test That Prevents Raveling
Introduction Saw-cut timing for concrete slabs is the window when joints should be cut to control cracking. Weather conditions like temperature, humidity, and drying rate influence this window, so observe the surface and watch for a firm, near-dry feel before cutting. Always check…
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