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poolboy Aug 22nd 2010 1:40 am

ready mixed concrete
 
what sort of money is concrete delivered? car hard standing grade - couple of m3.

Does the price compare with diy - I'd have to rent a concrete mixer & get the materials delivered.

any advice appreciated, don't want to look too shocked when I visit the supplier.

jay01 Aug 22nd 2010 4:03 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 
I would be interested in finding out, we want a 15ft x 15ft concrete standing as well. Would think that it would have to be re-enforced if it has to have a car on it, our was but the landlord paid for that to be done so have no idea how much it cost.

jdr Aug 22nd 2010 4:30 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 
Last time I bought it, but was a few years ago, it was 30 odd €`s a mtr and a minimum load charge of 3 mtrs even if you only wanted 1 or 2.

Fredbargate Aug 22nd 2010 4:38 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 
I had some work done a year ago and believe it cost approx €60 a mtr3

bfg69bug Aug 22nd 2010 6:51 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 
should of asked jay01 ;)

its 70€/m3 and each wagon carries a max of 7m3.

thats if the wagon has access to pour it directly, if not its pumped, at 100€/hour.


couple of m3, you´d be better off getting sand/agregate by the m3 sack and bags of cement, mixing it by hand and doing it yourself maybe? unless you want it quick and easy - couple of metres cubed straight off is only 140€ ?

poolboy Aug 22nd 2010 7:34 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 
hi cheers guys, much appreciated. TBH for 150e or so its worth getting it done by someone else.

I will do the groundwork, get some wellies & a rake & get it ordered.

Thanks for the replies - keep well

fionamw Aug 22nd 2010 8:35 am

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:thumbup:Thanks all replies from me too... always wanted to know. Might have saved a lot of labour!

bfg69bug Aug 22nd 2010 11:42 am

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poolboy... if you need a .. "someone else..." ? ;)

strobl_j Aug 23rd 2010 12:40 am

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We are doing this piece by piece with a mixer to cover some underfloor heating. I have never done work that hard, and we built all the internals walls ourselves. Feeding the mixer quick enough for this job is a killer, and if you don't you just have little puddles of concrete drying out.

jdr Aug 23rd 2010 5:00 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 

Originally Posted by strobl_j (Post 8796493)
We are doing this piece by piece with a mixer to cover some underfloor heating. I have never done work that hard, and we built all the internals walls ourselves. Feeding the mixer quick enough for this job is a killer, and if you don't you just have little puddles of concrete drying out.

Flooring should be done with almost dry sharp sand and cement mix. ;);)

bfg69bug Aug 23rd 2010 5:54 am

Re: ready mixed concrete
 

Originally Posted by strobl_j (Post 8796493)
We are doing this piece by piece with a mixer to cover some underfloor heating. I have never done work that hard, and we built all the internals walls ourselves. Feeding the mixer quick enough for this job is a killer, and if you don't you just have little puddles of concrete drying out.

well you can always ask ;) you might be too far away tho :rofl:


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