Welcome to the Ceme-Tube on-line product training! This training consists of three parts: A.On-line videos, parts one and two.B.Downloadable product information sheets.C.Product review questions and answers. (This is accomplished by clicking your mouse

any where on the screen, or using the arrows on the keyboard. Push the escape key to return to this screen.)

To start your training, please launch the two training videos below, and download the three information sheets. After viewing the videos and studying the information sheets, you should test your Ceme-Tube knowledge by completing the 11 questions on the following slides. For any product questions you may have, please contact Ceme-Tube at jimb@cemetube.com or at 715-377-2133.

Welcome to Ceme-Tube!

Training Files:1. Video Training, Part One.2. Video Training, Part Two.3. Standard Ceme-Tube.4. Bollard Ceme-Tube.5. Light Post Ceme-Tube.

Training Files:1. Video Training, Part One.2. Video Training, Part Two.3. Standard Ceme-Tube.4. Bollard Ceme-Tube.5. Light Post Ceme-Tube.

Note: If links to the left don’t properly launch, you can find the videos by searching for “Ceme-Tube” on You Tube. The product information sheets are available on www.cemetube.com.

1. How tall can the 8"-24" Ceme-Tube be stacked?A. 12 feet.B. 16 feet.C. 20 feet.

C. Ceme-Tubes can be stacked to a height of 20 feet (12 feet on the 30 inch model). At these stack heights, the Ceme-Tube can receive a full liquid head of concrete.

2. How long can the standard Ceme-Tube be installed below grade before being filled with concrete?A. One day.B. One week.C. Indefinitely.

The correct answer is C. Ceme-Tubes can be installed

below grade indefinitely prior to filling with concrete, as they are completely impervious to moisture. With the optional cap, they can be completely buried for future use.

3. True or False: Care should be taken while installing or transporting the Ceme-Tube so it won’t chip, crack or break.

False. The Ceme-Tube is tough, and will not chip, crack or break. The Ceme-Tube will remain flexible to 103Deg. F below zero.

4. Can the standard Ceme-Tube be backfilled prior to filling it with concrete?

Yes. The Ceme-Tube can be installed, completely backfilled, and then filled with concrete at any future time. This spells convenience for the contractor or homeowner.

5. The bollard Ceme-Tube is:A) Equal in price to a steel pipe bollard.B)1/4 to 1/3 the price of a steel pipe bollard.C) More expensive than a steel pipe bollard.

The correct answer is B. The Ceme-Tube is 1/4

to 1/3 the price of a steel pipe bollard, and is maintenance free upon installation.

6. The Ceme-Tube is a green product because:A) It is made from garbage.B) It contains 20% recycled content.C) It is completely made from old milk jugs.

The correct answer is B. The Ceme-Tube

contains up to 20% recycled content.

7. True or False: Each bollard Ceme-Tube sold requires one 4 foot standard black Ceme-Tube and one 4 foot yellow reflective Ceme-Tube.

True. The 4’ standard black Ceme-

Tube and the 4’ yellow reflective Ceme-Tube connect together to form a 7’6” long tube. The black section is below grade, and the yellow reflective section is above grade.

8. The yellow or bronze reflective color on the Ceme-Tube:A) Is painted on.B) Will quickly fade in sunlight.C) Is molded throughout, and not

applied.

The correct answer is C. The yellow or bronze

reflective color is molded throughout, and contains strong UV inhibitors to keep the product from fading.

9. Installing a Ceme-Tube light pole base eliminates what issues found with using a cardboard forming tube?A. Stripping of forms.B. Painting.C. Failure due to weather.D. Chamfering.E. Rubbing out.F. All of the above.

The Answer is F. The Ceme-Tube light pole

base eliminates all issues above.

10. True or false:  Like cardboard forming tubes, Ceme-Tubes should be stored inside and out of the elements.?

False. Ceme-Tubes are

plastic, so therefore they are completely impervious to moisture- Before and after filling.

11. The Ceme-Tube bollard is stronger than:A) A 4” steel pipe bollard.B) An 8” Steel pipe bollard.C) A 5” schedule 40 steel pipe

bollard. The correct answers are A & C. An 8” bollard Ceme-Tube

with 4 pieces of #6 rebar is stronger than a 5” Sched. 40 steel pipe bollard. If more strength is needed, simply add more rebar.