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buying sand and cement

brendyb · 2009-07-06 22:03:44

Hi, Im planning on putting down a concrete floor in an outhouse and was looking for advice on where is the best/cheapest place to buy sand /gravel/cement etc. The outhouse is about 2m x 4m and dont want to get stuff delivered but have a smalll trailer for transport. Is it best to avoid woodies b&q type places or are prices…

06-07-2009 10:03pm

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brendyb

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Hi,
Im planning on putting down a concrete floor in an outhouse and was looking for advice on where is the best/cheapest place to buy sand /gravel/cement etc.
The outhouse is about 2m x 4m and dont want to get stuff delivered but have a smalll trailer for transport.
Is it best to avoid woodies b&q type places or are prices similar in them all ?

Thanks for any help

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#2 07-07-2009 12:34pm

Martron

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avoid woodies and all because they are really for small jobs.( i understand 2x4 is small enough)

ring builder providers like heiton buckleys for prices .

you can now get handy tonne bags of sand that lift straight off a truck and there is very little mess. as in you will not be sweeping sand off your driveway for months

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