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Easy Mix Rapid Set Concrete (20kg) is a pre-blended dry concrete mix formulated with cement, sand, and aggregate, designed to set quickly (within 15–30 minutes) without the need for mixing in a wheelbarrow. It’s ideal for fast, efficient landscaping and DIY jobs. Load bearing uses may require additional curing time 2-7 hours.

Uses of Rapid Set Concrete (20kg)

• Fence and Gate Posts
• Letterboxes and Signposts
• Clothesline and Garden Poles
• Small Footings and Pad Foundations
• Retaining Wall Post Supports
• Deck Stumps, Pergola Footings, Playground equipment Footings
• Temporary Structures or Supports
• Garden Edging Supports

How to Use Easy Mix Rapid Set Concrete

Post Hole Installation (No Mixing Required)

Dig the hole to the required size.

Place the post in the hole and ensure it’s level.

Pour the dry concrete mix directly into the hole around the post.

Add clean water over the top (approx. 2.5 litres per 20kg bag).

Do not mix. The water will soak through and activate the concrete.

Hold the post in place for a few minutes until the concrete begins to stiffen.

Let cure — usually sets in 15–30 minutes, light loads after 1 hour, heavier loads may require 2-7 hours to achieve the required compressive strength.

For best results, avoid overwatering and don’t disturb once set.

See back of pack for additional mix guide instructions.

Benefits of Rapid Set Concrete (20kg)

Fast Setting – Sets in 15–30 minutes, great for time-sensitive projects.

No Mixing Needed – Just pour into the hole and add water—no tools required.

Compact and Portable – 20kg size is ideal for home use and small-scale projects.

High Strength – Once cured, it’s strong enough to support structural loads.

Reduces Washout Risk – Minimizes risk of water or weather disrupting the mix.

Low Waste – Perfect for single-use or minimal-waste jobs.

Ideal for Tight Access Areas – No need to bring in mixers or barrows.

This text is designed to provide basic information, ideas and tips to support your project, it is not professional advice.

Coverage Rates

1 bag (20kg) = 0.01 cubic metre

100 bags (20kg) = 1 cubic metre