Description
ALERT - QTY 20 Minimum Order Amount
How To Choose
Find your insulated curing blanket
Answer a few quick questions. We will suggest the best R-value and specific blankets that fit your job.
Guidance uses independent R-value testing (ASTM C-518 or C-236 procedures). Real-world performance varies with wind sealing and moisture control. For very low temps, stacking two blankets increases total thermal resistance.
Specifications
| ALCO Part # | DESCRIPTION | R-Value | Layers | Color (Top/Bottom) |
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| CC-6x25-R2.2 | 6' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.2 | 2-Layer Bubble | Black/Black |
| CC-12x25-R2.2 | 12' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.2 | 2-Layer Bubble | Black/Black |
| CC-6x25-R3.0 | 6' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 3.0 | 3-Layer Bubble | Black/Black |
| CC-12x25-R3.0 | 12' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 3.0 | 3-Layer Bubble | Black/Black |
| CC-6x25-R2.5 | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.5 | 4-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-12x25-R2.5 | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.5 | 4-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-6x25-R2.8-BB | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.8 | 6-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-12x25-R2.8-BB | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.8 | 6-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-6x25-R1.84 | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 1.84 | 2-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-12x25-R1.84 | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 1.84 | 2-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-6x25-R2.11 | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.11 | 3-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| CC-12x25-R2.11 | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.11 | 3-Layer Foam | Black/Black |
| ALCO Part # | DESCRIPTION | R-Value | Layers | Color (Top/Bottom) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC-6x25-R2.8 | 6' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.8 | 2-Layer Bubble | Black/Metal |
| CC-12x25-R2.8 | 12' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 2.8 | 2-Layer Bubble | Black/Metal |
| CC-6x25-R5.11 | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 5.11 | 6-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-12x25-R5.11 | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 5.11 | 6-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-6x25-R5.11-CB | 6' X 25' COMBO MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 5.11 | 2-Layer Bubble + 1-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-12x25-R5.11-CB | 12' X 25' COMBO MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 5.11 | 2-Layer Bubble + 1-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-6x25-R5.61 | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 5.61 | 4-Layer Foam | Black/Metal - Black Metal |
| CC-12x25-R5.61 | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 5.61 | 4-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-6x25-R6.1 | 6' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 6.1 | 3-Layer Bubble | Black/Metal |
| CC-12x25-R6.1 | 12' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 6.1 | 3-Layer Bubble | Black/Metal |
| CC-6x25-R6.32 | 6' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 6.32 | 8-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-12x25-R6.32 | 12' X 25' FOAM MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 6.32 | 8-Layer Foam | Black/Metal |
| CC-6x25-R7.74 | 6' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 7.74 | 2-Layer Bubble | Black/Metal - Metal |
| CC-12x25-R7.74 | 12' X 25' BUBBLE MEDIA CURING BLANKET | R 7.74 | 2-Layer Bubble | Black/Metal - Metal |
The Industry Standard
Insulated Concrete Blankets by ALCO provide insulation when and where contractors need it. The winter elements shall not stop your next construction project. These foam-insulated, double-stitched, and UV-resistant blankets are the industry standard that contractors reply on. Can be used vertically or as ground cover. Some common applications include:
- Concrete curing blanket
- Temporary curtain wall
- Insulated enclosure
- Scaffolding enclosure
- Ground Cover
- Temporary heat enclosure
Key Features
Details and Key Benefits
- 8×8 weave poly tarp with layered closed cell PE foam core
- Industrial grommets every 24" around all edges for easy install
- All finished stitched edges for clean look
- Designed to hold up in extreme low temperatures
- Resistant to sunlight, moisture and mildew.
- The core stays dry, allowing the insulated tarp to control the temperature
- Color: Silver and Black or all Black
- FR Rating: Non-fire retardant
- Material: 100% reusable
Serving The Industry Leaders
How to choose the right insulated curing blanket
1) Pick your SERIES
Reflective “M Series” (Black/Metal skins)
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Best when you want to trap as much heat as possible.
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Ideal for exposed slabs, windy sites, and when daytime sun can help.
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Place the metal side toward the concrete to reflect radiant heat back into the slab.
Non-Reflective “N Series” (Black/Black skins)
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Low-glare, great value, and rugged.
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Ideal for typical shoulder-season pours, residential sites, or where reflectivity is not desired.
2) Choose an R-VALUE for your weather
Use your expected overnight low and bump up one tier for strong wind, shaded sites, or multi-day cures.
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35–45 °F nights: R1.8 to R2.5
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25–35 °F nights: R2.8 to R3.4
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10–25 °F nights: R5.1 to R5.6
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Below 10 °F or long cure: R6.0+ or double-layer two blankets
Notes
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Stacking blankets increases total thermal resistance and improves results.
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Edge sealing matters as much as R-value. Prevent wind from getting under the blankets.
3) Pick a CORE that fits how you work
Bubble cores
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Light and quick to deploy.
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Great for daily pours and frequent moves.
Foam cores
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Higher, steadier R-value and better crush resistance under foot traffic.
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Good for colder jobs and repeat use.
Hybrid bubble + foam
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Best balance of weight and performance.
4) Pick a SIZE and plan your coverage
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6×25 ft covers 150 sq ft.
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12×25 ft covers 300 sq ft.
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Plan 3–6 in overlaps between blankets. Offset seams if you stack layers.
Quick picks
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Budget curing near freezing: N Series R2.2 to R3.4.
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All-around cold weather: M Series R5.11 or R5.61 for 10–30 °F nights.
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Severe cold, ground thaw, or multi-day cures: M Series R6.1, R6.32, or R7.74, or double-layer two blankets.
Best practice tips
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Cover immediately after finishing to hold moisture and temperature.
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Keep edges weighted or taped to stop air infiltration.
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Do not use open flame under the blankets.
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Remove gradually to avoid thermal shock, especially in very cold weather.
R-values are from independent testing following ASTM C-518 or ASTM C-236 procedures. Actual performance varies with site conditions. For structural guidance, refer to ACI 306 cold-weather concreting practices.
