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mini mix concrete truck

  • 19-02-2010 8:50am
    #1
    the drifter
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    Lads and ladies ive seen a small mixer going round limerick with i think " o connell" on it...im looking for a bix of concrete and the mini mix would suit better than a large truck..does anyone know who provides the mini mix?


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  • #2
    the drifter
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,348 ✭✭✭the drifter


    never mind o connell quarries it was....380 notes ish for 4meters...happy days


  • #3
    snowman707
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    the drifter wrote: »
    never mind o connell quarries it was....380 notes ish for 4meters...happy days

    what strength mix? and is that price vat incld?


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    Berty
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    snowman707 wrote: »
    what strength mix? and is that price vat incld?

    Yes make sure its the correct aggregate and you require a slump when ordering concrete especially if it is a foundation or a structural wall.


  • #5
    snowman707
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    Berty wrote: »
    Yes make sure its the correct aggregate and you require a slump when ordering concrete especially if it is a foundation or a structural wall.

    mmmm! the cement content is kinda important too, we use 40 newtown with max aggregate of 20mm, doubt if op needs this strength, 30 or 35 might suffice.

    BTW €380 for 4 cu.mtr is pricey


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