Concreting

[S J H]

Yup. Paying 5 x £85 plus a £50 part load on the missing M3 makes more sense than paying 5 x £100 for 5m3 on a volumetric

Yes that's what he usually charges me, I don't mind if it's on a job and you can lose any waste or it's difficult access, but I've never had them to the farm.

 

[Andrew1983]

I have an artic load of small bags sitting in shed for 2 years because we haven't had time to use them, much of it is buggered, wish I never bothered! We did a load already for a shed floor, 5 years ago, with a good system it worked well enough but now I'm just thinking I wish I could take a contractor in to do 100 cube but i will have to use up this bloody cement first! It was a £1 a bag as out of date. Hence I couldn't resist taking it [emoji849]

 

[Northeastfarmer]

I have an artic load of small bags sitting in shed for 2 years because we haven't had time to use them, much of it is buggered, wish I never bothered! We did a load already for a shed floor, 5 years ago, with a good system it worked well enough but now I'm just thinking I wish I could take a contractor in to do 100 cube but i will have to use up this bloody cement first! It was a £1 a bag as out of date. Hence I couldn't resist taking it [emoji849]

Has it just gone hard?

 

[Sharpy]

no ,its cheap shite

No, not shite, its good stuff, about 20% stronger or use 20% less than Blue Circle. It is cheaper though.

 

[phillipe]

No, not shite, its good stuff, about 20% stronger or use 20% less than Blue Circle. It is cheaper though.

No it has more blown flyash so not as good ,try laying blocks with the shite

 

[Sunny Suffolk]

Yup you wouldn't want to use Quinn in a mortar. Absolutely fine for any DIY concreting that won't take much abuse.