Concrete Blanket Basics

Most concrete curing blankets do a good job of curing concrete, protecting slabs, and curing newly-laid brick or block walls… some however, fall flat on their face.  We review the top 10 curing blankets in our review sections. Curing blankets allow work to proceed on schedule and for concrete and mortar to cure rapidly and efficiently, maximizing finished strength and durability even in extemely cold conditions. Contractors and builders use concrete curing blankets to keep their jobs on schedule and under-cost; highway construction companies use curing blankets to meet state codes and keep their projects moving. 

Because of their simple and economical design, concrete curing blankets are also used in a variety of other applications by small companies and individuals. They are useful in virtually any situation where cold weather causes schedule delays or damage.

Concrete curing blankets are easy to use and maintain and don’t create environmental hazards: no noxious fumes, no open flames, and no toxic emissions.

Shopping results for concrete blankets

Power Blanket Concrete Curing Blanket 25′ x 6′ $745.00 new – Amazon.com Powerblanket Multi-Duty Concrete Curing & Ground Thaw Blanket 23ft … $1,699.99 new – NorthernTool.com Concrete Curing Blanket $39.99 new – eBay

A well constructed concrete curing blanket will eliminate the cold weather variable in a variety of horticultural, agricultural, landscaping, or construction settings: and with an electric curing multi-duty blanket you can quickly and easily thaw frozen ground, protect germinating seeds and bulbs, and minimize the effects of late-season snow or ice. Electric curing blankets can quickly unthaw frozen ground, making it easy to work. Curing blankets can also keep the ground from freezing, protecting from the effects of freezing weather, snow, or ice. Concrete curing blankets can also be used to protect newly-poured concrete, brick, or stone walkways and paths, ensuring optimal curing temperatures and a long-lasting, durable product. 

Always be sure to thaw frozen ground before pouring concrete. Never pour concrete on frozen ground unless you’re looking for a nightmare of a headache.  Plan your work and work your plan.  You can effectively keep your crews working all winter long with a good curing blanket.  Electirc thaw/cure blankets will help kill 2 birds with one stone and allow you to eliminate frost before proceeding with flatwork projects.