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Clearing mounts of waste on any construction site can quickly become tiresome, adding unwanted stress to the job, whether it’s a large-scale commercial construction site or a smaller DIY domestic project. However, there’s a solution to this problem – grab trucks. With an impressive ability to clear large amounts of construction and industrial waste in […]
Concrete is the most widely used building material in the world, but it can be difficult to know which type to choose for your project. A large amount of engineering, planning, and testing is involved in creating an evenly mixed concrete tailored to your construction requirements. Ready-mix concrete is an ideal solution that saves you […]
Volumetric concrete is a popular alternative to traditional barrel drum ready-mix concrete for the construction industry and is the ideal solution for a range of domestic and commercial construction projects. What is Volumetric Concrete? Volumetric concrete is delivered in its component parts and mixed on site when it arrives, offering a fresh batch every time […]
For many people, working out what type of concrete is most suitable for a job can be confusing. There are many elements that need to be considered within a project when ordering concrete, from which type of concrete ready mix, volumetric to which mix, to even how much concrete will I need? The experts at […]
What is Screed? Screed and concrete are similar in some regards as they are both made from the same raw materials – cement, water and aggregate. Screed, however, is applied as a top layer to a concrete base often as a finish or to level the floor prior to the installation of tiling, carpets etc. […]
What is Screed? Screed is a thin, top layer of material laid over a concrete base. It is made from a combination of cement, water and sharp sand. Screed is used to make a surface smoother and more stable in preparation for the addition of a final floor layer. While not as strong as the […]
