50kg Bag Cement — 1T Pallet

50kg Bag Cement in Morocco — 1-Ton Pallets

CPJ 45 and CPJ 55 cement in 50kg bags, wrapped 1T pallets (20 bags). Standard packaging for masonry, renovation and small sites. From 1,550 DH/T. Delivery across Southern Morocco.

50kg bag

Moroccan construction standard — multilayer Kraft paper

Wrapped 1T pallet

20 bags per pallet, strapped and wrapped for transport

Local production

Dakhla grinding plant — packaging on site

Guaranteed quality

NM 10.1.004 / EN 197-1 compliant — lab control

Advantages of 50kg bag cement

The 50kg bag is the reference packaging for masonry and small sites in Morocco.

Easy handling

50 kg bag handleable by two people or with a pallet truck. Ideal for sites without a crane.

Small sites

Format suited for individuals and craftsmen: renovation, occasional masonry, repairs.

Easy storage

Wrapped 1T pallet — stored on shelves or on the floor on raised pallet, protected from moisture.

Universal format

50kg bag = Moroccan construction standard. Compatible with all sites, from individual to professional.

50kg bag and 1T pallet specifications

Technical specifications of Dakhla Aménagement 50kg bag / 1T pallet packaging.

SpecificationValue
Bag weight50 kg (± 0.5 kg)
Bag compositionMultilayer Kraft paper (3-4 plies) + inner polyethylene
Standard pallet1 ton = 20 bags of 50 kg
Pallet dimensions1.2 m × 0.8 m × 1.2 m (L × W × H)
Pallet packagingShrink film + horizontal and vertical strapping
Available typesCPJ 45 (45 MPa) and CPJ 55 (55 MPa)
Shelf life3 months in original unopened packaging, protected from moisture
Recommended storageRaised pallet, dry and ventilated room, protected from sun
StandardsNM 10.1.004 / EN 197-1
Ex-works Dakhla priceCPJ 45 from 1,550 DH/T — CPJ 55 from 1,650 DH/T

Ideal use of 50kg bags

50kg bags are perfect for masonry, renovation and small sites.

Masonry

Block walls, tie beams, lintels, plasters. Economical and performing masonry mortar.

Renovation

Repairs, concrete patching, sealing, small masonry. Ideal format for individuals.

Individuals & craftsmen

Small sites up to 5T. Purchase per unit or per pallet. Handling without lifting equipment.

The 50kg cement bag: the universal Moroccan construction format

The 50 kg cement bag is the most widespread packaging in Morocco, used by individuals as well as craftsmen and construction companies. Packaged in multilayer Kraft paper with inner polyethylene lining, it protects the cement from moisture and is easily handled by two people or with a pallet truck. The standard 1-ton pallet (20 bags) allows compact storage and optimized transport.

Dakhla Aménagement offers CPJ 45 and CPJ 55 in 50kg bags, wrapped and strapped 1T pallets, compliant with NM 10.1.004 and EN 197-1 standards. Packaging is done directly at our Dakhla grinding plant, ensuring cement freshness and batch traceability. Bags are delivered across Southern Morocco (Dakhla, Laayoune, Boujdour, Tan-Tan, Guelmim) and Mauritania.

Concrete dosage from 50kg bags

For standard reinforced concrete dosed at 350 kg/m³, count 7 bags of 50 kg per cubic meter of concrete. For foundation concrete (300 kg/m³), plan 6 bags. For high-performance concrete (400 kg/m³), use 8 bags. For masonry mortar (block jointing), count about 350 kg of cement for 1 m³ of sand, i.e. 7 bags. These dosages are indicative and must be validated based on the exposure class and your structure specifications.

Storing cement bags on site

  • Store bags on a raised pallet (min. 10 cm) — never in direct contact with the ground
  • Place pallets in a dry and ventilated room, protected from rain and direct sun
  • Follow the FIFO rule (First In, First Out) — use the oldest bags first
  • Check bag integrity before use — reject those with lumps
  • Maximum shelf life: 3 months in original unopened packaging
  • Do not stack more than 2 pallets — risk of crushing lower bags

50kg bag cement price in Morocco

50kg bag cement price starts at 1,550 DH/T for CPJ 45 (1T pallet) and 1,650 DH/T for CPJ 55, i.e. about 77.50 DH and 82.50 DH per bag in full pallet. Individual bag outside pallet may be slightly more expensive. For multi-pallet purchases, volume discounts apply. Request a free quote for precise pricing including delivery to your site.

Frequently asked questions about bag cement

How much does a pallet of 50kg cement bags weigh?

A full pallet of 50kg cement bags weighs 1,000 kg (1 ton), i.e. 20 bags of 50 kg. The pallets are wrapped and strapped for transport stability. A 1T pallet occupies about 1.2 m x 0.8 m on the ground and 1.2 m height — easy to store and handle with a pallet truck or forklift.

How many 50kg cement bags for 1 m³ of concrete?

For standard reinforced concrete dosed at 350 kg/m³, you need 7 bags of 50 kg (350 ÷ 50). For foundation concrete dosed at 300 kg/m³, count 6 bags. For high-performance concrete dosed at 400 kg/m³, plan 8 bags. These dosages are indicative and depend on the exposure class and site characteristics.

What is the shelf life of a 50kg cement bag?

A 50kg cement bag that is unopened and stored correctly (protected from moisture, on a raised pallet, in original packaging) retains its properties for 3 months from manufacture. Beyond that, strength may decrease. Never use a bag with lumps or partial setting. Check the manufacture date printed on the bag.

Is the 50kg cement bag suitable for individuals?

Yes, the 50kg cement bag is the ideal format for individuals, small renovation sites, occasional masonry (low walls, slabs, repairs). Handling is possible for two people or with a pallet truck. For sites over 5 tons, 1T big bag or bulk become more economical and practical.

What is the price of a 50kg cement bag in Morocco?

CPJ 45 50kg cement bag price starts at 1,550 DH/T, i.e. about 77.50 DH per bag (in a full 20-bag pallet). CPJ 55 starts at 1,650 DH/T, i.e. about 82.50 DH per bag. For individual purchases outside pallets, a surcharge may apply. Request a quote for a precise rate based on your quantity.

Need 50kg bag cement in Morocco?

Free quote within 24h. CPJ 45 from 1,550 DH/T, CPJ 55 from 1,650 DH/T (1T pallet). Delivery across Southern Morocco and Mauritania.